Hello everybody,
is there a possibility to mount a cifs share automagicaly at boot
time?
Redhat has a netfs scripts which handles cifs mounts (and other network
filesystems).
In SLES11SP1 I didn’t find a similar script. Do I have to write my own
script, or is there a feature which I don’t know?
Sincerely
Bernhard
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Hi
You can put a line with the correct mount.cifs-syntax in /etc/fstab.
Regards,
Tom
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That’s exactly what I did, but when I reboot the machine the CIFS share
is not mounted.
Which rc-script does the actual mount?
Sincerely
Bernhard
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You need also to install the samba-client-package.
This package installs a new init-script (/etc/init.d/smbfs), which
mounts all cifs-shares registered in /etc/fstab (after
network-startup…of course) ;-).
Regards,
Tom
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