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Hello,
I have finally gotten Samba working! Turns out there was no domain set, even though I remember setting it during the install process... Anyway, all is working, and thanks ...
- 01-31-2010 #1Linux Newbie
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Insert Command during boot ?
Hello,
I have finally gotten Samba working! Turns out there was no domain set, even though I remember setting it during the install process... Anyway, all is working, and thanks to all for the help!!
Which brings me to yet another question... Now that I have a mount command that works, how do I insert this such that it is run during the boot process? I want to automount a few Samba shares. Is this a good idea? If not why not? If so, where do I edit to add the mount command?
As always, thanks fo0r the help!!
Dave
- 02-01-2010 #2Linux Guru
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You have a couple of options. I would probably recommend just adding the shared you want to mount in /etc/fstab.
Configure a system to automount a Samba share with /etc/fstab
More info:
Samba - ArchWiki
Of course installation commands, adding daemons to run at boot, starting/stopping daemons, and such will be different for different distros, so adjust accordingly.
- 02-02-2010 #3Linux Newbie
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Thank you so much! All works now!!!
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