Mounting samba shares at bootup
Good day...
I'm using ubuntu 10.04 (gnome) - at some point, I had manually mounted a samba share on the home fileserver, mount -t cifs //homeserver/sharename /serverfiles It now boots up automatically every time, which is definitely convenient but I don't know how it's being done. I'm going to be mounting the same share using sshfs when I'm away so I'd like to know how it works. When I googlify this, there is mention of altering fstab (which has not been done) or gnome-mount (which does not seem to be it). There is nothing in preferences/startup applications, what is the automounting mechanism being used? Thanks ia... |
If you want to mount partition at boot time you can add entry in /etc/fstab file.
Code:
//homeserver/sharename /serverfiles smbfs defaults 0 0 Configure Autofs |
Thanks but I know how to do it, I'm trying to undo it.
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