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[punt@xxxxxxx (punt)]

I have a script to mount a smb service (on an nt server)  on boot.
It is a public transfer area that needs all users to have read and write
access.
Ok, SAMBA is set and all works great if I run the script from root when I am
logged in.  All users
can see it and all is well.  If  put it in rc2.d, the share gets mounted.
But only root has write privilege.  All users only get
read.  What changes on boot versus running from root?

Any ideas?

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