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tremens
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 Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2012 7:00 pm Post subject: [SOLVED] cifs mount in fstab |
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Hi, everyone. So I finally getting around to installing Gentoo on my main pc. I want to automount a Samba share at boot up (fstab) using a credentials file as root (don't wanna change permissions on mount.cifs or credentials file), but provide full rwx to a particular user. No domain. I've been searching, I'm not being lazy. 
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I was trying to use a generic machinename in the credentials file, so i didn't have to create multiple files containing passwords, even if they are only readable by root. creating separate ones works, im fine with that.
using active username in .credentials worked. |
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