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Gday Guys,
I have a strange problem, I have setup a samba server and it is working great. The problem that i have is that when i put the share ...
- 04-09-2009 #1Linux Newbie
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correct fstab wont mount drives on boot
Gday Guys,
I have a strange problem, I have setup a samba server and it is working great. The problem that i have is that when i put the share into my fstab file it dosent map the network drive. i dont believe that it is a problem with the fstab file because when i runas root it mounts the network drive.Code:mount -a
general info
Distro Lenny
Using CIFS
fstab file is
any ideas?Code:# /etc/fstab: static file system information. # # <file system> <mount point> <type> <options> <dump> <pass> proc /proc proc defaults 0 0 /dev/hda1 / ext3 errors=remount-ro 0 1 /dev/hda5 none swap sw 0 0 //10.135.60.10/Multimedia/ /Multimedia cifs exec,user=multimedia,password=multimedia,uid=1000 0 0
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- 04-09-2009 #2
try using smbfs instead of cifs
- 04-09-2009 #3Linux Newbie
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Will give it a try in a few minutes but Im fairly sure that it says smbfs has been replaced with cifs
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- 04-10-2009 #4Linux User
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cifs replaced smbfs and suggested to use instead of smbfs
your fstab is correct but the auto options missing
try this
//10.135.60.10/Multimedia/ /Multimedia cifs exec,user=multimedia,password=multimedia,uid=1000,auto 0 0
- 04-15-2009 #5Linux Newbie
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hmmm.... will give it a try tomorrow.. thanks mate
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