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* Use pam (plugable authentication manager) to mount the windows share on mount | * Use pam (pluggable authentication manager) to mount the windows share on mount |
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-systemd.automount,x-systemd.device-timeout=10 | x-systemd.automount,x-systemd.device-timeout=10 |
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* after editing fstab, update systemd {{{ systemctl daemon-reload systemctl restart remote-fs.target }}} ==== 2b. Option: autofs (older) ==== * specify root dir in /etc/auto.master {{{ /cifs /etc/auto.cifs --timeout=5 }}} * create map file /etc/auto.cifs (! not executable) {{{ datadir -fstype="cifs,rw,uid={user},gid={group},username={user_win},password={pass_win)" ://192.168.20.22/c }}} |
Linux Smb/Cifs Autofs, Pam, Systemd
- Mount Windows shares using smb protocol, 2020 linux now has cifs(smb) drive in the kernel don't need the fullh samba software suite to mount fs.
Goals
1. Goal: mount user directories from windows(cifs) on login
- Use pam (pluggable authentication manager) to mount the windows share on mount
2. Goal: mount server share in fixed path
2a. Option: systemd.
Setup in /etc/fstab
//192.168.20.22/c /home/{user}/cifs cifs rw,uid={user},gid={user},username={win_user},password={win_pass},x-systemd.automount,x-systemd.device-timeout=10 0 0
specific settings
x-systemd.automount,x-systemd.device-timeout=10
after editing fstab, update systemd
systemctl daemon-reload systemctl restart remote-fs.target
2b. Option: autofs (older)
specify root dir in /etc/auto.master
/cifs /etc/auto.cifs --timeout=5
create map file /etc/auto.cifs (! not executable)
datadir -fstype="cifs,rw,uid={user},gid={group},username={user_win},password={pass_win)" ://192.168.20.22/c