Hans,
There are a couple of ways you could do this.
Do you want this share mounted for everyone that logins? If so look at
using smbfstab. Just put a line in the /etc/samba/smbfstab in the form
of //server/share mountpt type options. This will be mounted at boot
time and available to everyone using the creds supplied in the
smbfstab file.
Or if you want to have user specific shares mounted at login time,
then look at installing pam_mount. You will need to modify a couple of
the auth files in /etc/pam.d and modify the
/etc/security/pam_mount.conf. Then for each user create a
pam_mount.conf in the user's home dir and add the volume shares the
user needs.
There is a nice write up on the the Cool Solutions website
(http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/feature/15354.html) that I
followed. It is working great on my opensuse 10.2 machine.
Brian
On 1/22/07, Hans de Faber
Welcome,
I want to mount a cifs share somewhere in the startup or in the login script. In the startupscripts is possible but difficult in the loginscript looks to me the best place to do it. However "mount -t cifs" should be done by root and that prevents me to do it in the login. Does somebody know a way to do this. I read in the docs mount.cifs should be done by root unless installed. How can I get the mount command installed ?
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