> A subsidiary question about mounting a network drive on startup: Is the > init process smart enough to only mount network drives once the network is > up, which I beleive happens after the mounts?
It should be, I'm most familar with Gentoo and Debian, but I use Red Hat at work. My machine was a 7.2 machine until Friday, now it runs 7.3. I have a script in /etc/init.d/ called netfs, which mounts network filesystems. Gentoo has a netmount script in the same location. Either way, this should automatically be called after the network is started. If you look in /etc/rc5.d/ you should see two symlinks, one is S10network, and the other is S25netfs, the first is to start the network, the second to mount the network drives. the numbers after the S indicate priority, the 10 means network should be started before 25, netfs.... -Josh -- Joshua Pollak Software Engineer Charles River Analytics -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
