We use Kerberos for authentication, which means that after you've logged in
with your Windows password (we auth against the Truman AD server), a ticket
is cached. After logging in, I'm able to do something like this:
$ smbmount //hydrogen.truman.edu/dbindner ./ydrive -o sec=krb5
You have to have made the appropriate /sbin/[u]mount.{smbfs,cifs} files mode
4755 for regular users to pull this off without sudo. Check out
dpkg-statoverride for Debian derived distros like Ubuntu.
Don
On Sat, Oct 9, 2010 at 11:42 AM, iosif <[email protected]> wrote:
> Can anyone think of a method for a non-interactive connect to a
> Windows share with cifs *without* storing the login credentials in
> plaintext? Assume the Windows share and the GNU/Linux system could
> have the same credentials.
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