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Automount SAMBA (Windows) share points at boot
here's a much more mac friendly type to mount NFS volumes on your computer. connect to the NFS (samba) server. On successful authentication a file will be generated in your account under the ~yourusername/Library/Recent Servers. Take that file and place it in your your Startup Items (Apple Menu > System Preferences > Accounts > Startup items). Logout and log back in. It will launch that file and automount your NFS volume if you have the password in your keychain otherwise it will ask for authentication.
Automount SAMBA (Windows) share points at boot
You're on 10.3?... I'm on 10.2.8, and don't see Startup items under Apple Menu > System Preferences > Accounts. Or am I missing something?...
Automount SAMBA (Windows) share points at boot
what if I want the share to be mapped under different user/pass ? If I want the system to prompt for a user/pass on every login how do I do that?
Automount SAMBA (Windows) share points at boot
After alot of hassles automounting a Windows share, I finally got it working like this:
Automount SAMBA (Windows) share points at boot
This is a winner for me - thanks for such a simple solution. Works perfectly under 10.4.2 and is letting my automated backups run smoothly. |
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