Re: [gentoo-user] smb mount

2004-01-03 Thread Mike Williams
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Saturday 03 January 2004 01:59, Ben Munat wrote: > Well, Jerry's suggestion is a bit over my head. I put this into > local.start: > > smbmount "//MyWindowsBox/mydir" /mnt/mywinshare -o > username=uname,password=mypasswrd > > and it works. Anything w

Re: [gentoo-user] smb mount

2004-01-03 Thread Greg Bolshaw
me too! (sorry, could resist...) On Sat, 2004-01-03 at 05:57, Ben Munat wrote: > lol... > > Jerry McBride wrote: > > > On Friday 02 January 2004 08:59 pm, Ben Munat wrote: > > > >>Well, Jerry's suggestion is a bit over my head. I put this into > >>local.start: > >> > >>smbmount "//MyWindowsBox

Re: [gentoo-user] smb mount

2004-01-02 Thread Ben Munat
lol... Jerry McBride wrote: On Friday 02 January 2004 08:59 pm, Ben Munat wrote: Well, Jerry's suggestion is a bit over my head. I put this into local.start: smbmount "//MyWindowsBox/mydir" /mnt/mywinshare -o username=uname,password=mypasswrd and it works. Anything wrong with doing it this way?

Re: [gentoo-user] smb mount

2004-01-02 Thread Jerry McBride
On Friday 02 January 2004 08:59 pm, Ben Munat wrote: > Well, Jerry's suggestion is a bit over my head. I put this into > local.start: > > smbmount "//MyWindowsBox/mydir" /mnt/mywinshare -o > username=uname,password=mypasswrd > > and it works. Anything wrong with doing it this way? > It's ugly. :')

Re: [gentoo-user] smb mount

2004-01-02 Thread Brett I. Holcomb
No, it works . Ben Munat wrote: Well, Jerry's suggestion is a bit over my head. I put this into local.start: smbmount "//MyWindowsBox/mydir" /mnt/mywinshare -o username=uname,password=mypasswrd and it works. Anything wrong with doing it this way? b Brett I. Holcomb wrote: Another neat thing

Re: [gentoo-user] smb mount

2004-01-02 Thread Ben Munat
Well, Jerry's suggestion is a bit over my head. I put this into local.start: smbmount "//MyWindowsBox/mydir" /mnt/mywinshare -o username=uname,password=mypasswrd and it works. Anything wrong with doing it this way? b Brett I. Holcomb wrote: Another neat thing about mounts in fstab is that you

Re: [gentoo-user] smb mount

2004-01-02 Thread Brett I. Holcomb
Another neat thing about mounts in fstab is that you can set it up so users can mount it if you want and you can add the necessary options you want.You can also just do /mnt/spinner (in Jerry's example) and it's done. Otherwise you have to do a long string to mount it. Jerry McBride wrote:

Re: [gentoo-user] smb mount

2004-01-02 Thread Jerry McBride
On Friday 02 January 2004 07:53 pm, Brett I. Holcomb wrote: > /etc/conf.d has local.start and local.stop to do this. It's the > equivalent of the rc.local on other distros. If I remember correctly > this can also go in /etc/fstab. > > Ben Munat wrote: > > I have a default smb share from my window

Re: [gentoo-user] smb mount

2004-01-02 Thread Brett I. Holcomb
/etc/conf.d has local.start and local.stop to do this. It's the equivalent of the rc.local on other distros. If I remember correctly this can also go in /etc/fstab. Ben Munat wrote: I have a default smb share from my windows box that I'd like mounted at boot. Should I add the smbmount comma

[gentoo-user] smb mount

2004-01-02 Thread Ben Munat
I have a default smb share from my windows box that I'd like mounted at boot. Should I add the smbmount command to /etc/init.d/samba? I guess if I did, I would need to add the mount to start(), the unmount to stop() and both to restart()! Or maybe I should write a separate init script? Does gen