The link you gave describes well how to have the path accessible to the slimserver user. The UID should be enough, in the fstab. You can however add the slimserver user to a group in the /etc/group file or with the addgroup command, and then just enter your slimserver UID and GID in the fstab, and the path should be accessible (check with df -kh if it is mounted correctly, and ls -l the directory to see what the permissions are..). You can then also use the slimserver user in shell (su and su slimserver for eg.. (sudo passwd to create root in terminal)) and see if the folders are available..
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