On May 8, 2007, at 12:08 PM, Sharpe, Sam J wrote:
I would like to allow user accounts to mount/unmount samba shares to
folders in there home directory. What is the best why to give them
access to do this? Thanks.
I like pam_mount for this, assuming the passwords (not necessarily the
usernames) are the same on the samba shares as the login, or
sufficiently non-vital that they can be listed in plaintext in a
config
file.
http://pam-mount.sourceforge.net/
Users place a .pam_mount.conf file in their home directory. When they
login, whatever is listed in that file gets mounted and is
available for
use as soon as the user gets a shell prompt. When you log out, it
cleans
them up again.
It's pretty neat...
Wow. my post was terrible.. I used "there" when I meant "their" and
"why" when I meant "way."
Anyway, I need a solution that doesn't use any third party add ons.
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