SMBFS Mount with fstab?

[Robert Meyer]

The real question that I have is that if you're mounting Linux shares to a
Linux box, why are you using SMB which loses all the permission, ownership,
etc. information?  If you use NFS, you will maintain all of that information
(as long as usernames and userid numbers/group numbers) are consistant across
the systems.

Cheers!

Bob
--- Frank Kumro <fkumro at gmail.com> wrote:
> Currently I am mounting shares off of our linux server using 
> 
> sudo mount -t smbfs -o username=Linux,password=Guess
> //xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/public_html eagle/
> 
> and i was wondering how could I put this is fstab so it automatically
> mounts the share on boot? Is this possible with fstab or do I have to
> use some other method? Also I want it so any user can write to it
> (since i am the only user and i have to sudo to mkdir,rm etc). Any
> help would be great :)
> -- 
> Frank
> Shenanigans!!
> 
> 


		
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