Hi Casey, I solved that same problem using SMF. Let me know if this works for you:
http://blogs.sun.com/observatory/entry/mouting_windows_shares_at_startup Regards, Brian Casey wrote: > I am a bit of a noob to linux/unix, but I am trying to set opensolaris server > to mount a windows share automatically at boot in such a way that access to > the share is always there when needed. I will be attempting to set up rsynch > on the solaris server for mirroring to a zfs file system. > > what works: > I've set up cifs and I run the commands for mount testing purposes: > mount -F smbfs //Casey at casey1-vista64/testshare /mnt > then I get a password prompt (I think that is something I configured when I > set this all up) and I then enter the password to access the share. The > mountpoint, /mnt, shows up and I can access the contents as a superuser just > fine. > > what is not working: > I went right to attempting to set up automounting by setting auto_master file > with this statement: /- auto_direct > I then set these statements into auto_direct: > /TEST -fstype=smbfs //Casey:password at casey1-vista64/testshare > > in this case: > /TEST is the mountpoint > Casey is the UN > password is the PW > casey1-vista64 is the sharing computer > testshare is the share name on casey1-vista64 > > pam.conf has these added entries that I pulled from the web: > other password required pam_smb_passwd.so.1 nowarn > login auth optional pam_smbfs_login.so.1 > > what I want to do: > set this up to where when rsync needs to mirror, the data is always > accessible via a mount.. (correct me if I am mistaken on how this works). I > am doing this so as to get around setting up cygwin etc. and letting the > server do processing/work for me. but first thing is first, [i]getting the > mounting to work properly[/i]... > > It seems that the account credentials in "/TEST -fstype=smbfs > //Casey:password at casey1-vista64/testshare" are not being authenticated or > something bc when I attempt to dir the /TEST as a superuser (which in fact > does mount) after a reboot I get this error: "dir: cannot open directory > /TEST: permission denied" > > what am I missing and how do I solve this...please be specific as again, I a > noob. :) > > > thanks! > -- W. Brian Leonard Technology Evangelist 408.404.6884 http://blogs.sun.com/observatory
