
February 13th, 2003, 12:16 PM
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Automount, Autofs, permissions
so,
lets say i am using the automounter to mount the directory:
/home/Rossco/helix, from the windows share //marco/node
using the appropriate line in my auto.master, and in my auto.heilx file:
helix -fstype=smb, rw, users, username=Rossco, password=$$$ //marco/node
and this works fine. The only issue is that the helix directory is mounted with only root permissions in Roscco's home dir. I need for the user (rossco) to have read and write access to this share.
I can use smbmout with normal users, but with mount I can't seem to figure it out. Do I have to set some sort of user suid bit, like you do with smbmount.
Can you use automount with permissions other than root?
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