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FROM: Oliver Kurth
SENT: Wednesday, August 21, 2019 10:55 AM
TO: Bernd Zeimetz ; 935...@bugs.debian.org
<935...@bugs.debian.org>
SUBJECT: Re: Bug#935205: add systemd mount file to mount shared
folders (vmhgfs-fuse)
Thanks Bernd,
other than the issue about server VMs, would the sol
Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2019 10:55 AM
To: Bernd Zeimetz ; 935...@bugs.debian.org
<935...@bugs.debian.org>
Subject: Re: Bug#935205: add systemd mount file to mount shared folders
(vmhgfs-fuse)
Thanks Bernd,
other than the issue about server VMs, would the solution be acceptable for
anoth
935...@bugs.debian.org>
Subject: Re: Bug#935205: add systemd mount file to mount shared folders
(vmhgfs-fuse)
Hi Oliver,
what you are proposing is not an option.
- we don't want to have fuse mounts or hgfs on server vms
- using subfolders of /mnt for general use and permanently is forbi
Hi Oliver,
what you are proposing is not an option.
- we don't want to have fuse mounts or hgfs on server vms
- using subfolders of /mnt for general use and permanently is forbidden anyway.
Adding an automount service to the desktop package might be acceptable, but
only if it is not in /mnt. Tha
Package: open-vm-tools
Version: 2:10.3.10-2
Currently, when "shared folders" is enabled in VMware Workstation or Fusion
while the VM is running, the mount point will be created and mounted. This
works by sending an RPC from WS / Fusion to vmtoolsd in the VM. But this does
not persist on a reboo
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