Mounting SMB Windows 2000 Drives At Boot Time???

[SAITOH, Takumi]

In article <9m0rg9$9hr$1...@bob.news.rcn.net>
"Joshua Wolfe" <jwo...@mountaintopsoftware.com> wrote:
| I am trying to mount a few Windows 2000 Directors when Linux boots. Here
|is what I have so far. I am running Red Hat 7.0, Samba is running (Since the
|Linux box is my main file server), Windows 2000 shared folders are set up
|and I can mount them at the shell prompt by using:
|'mount -t smbfs -o username=<userid>,password=<password> //ServerName/Shared
|/mnt/shared'
|That allows me to mount the Windows shared, but how can I run that at boot
|time? I tried to put it in my /etc/fstab file, but it gave me a
|username/password error. If I am suppose to put it in /etc/fstab, how do I
|configure the username/password for the Windows 2000 server? Thank you for
|your time.

Sorry, I don't know how to do, and this article use Japanese code.

[In Japanese]

＃fj.net.sambaを追加して、いつもより多く回し^H^H^H^H引用しております。

　Red Hat 7.0でSambaを利用し、Winodws 2000の共有フォルダへ、起動後に自
動的にマウントしたい。「mount -t smbfs -o username=<userid>,password=<password>
//ServerName/Shared /mnt/shared」のようにプロンプトから実行すれば問題
ないのですが、/etc/fstabで行おうとするとusername/passwordでエラーとな
ってしまいます。/etc/fstabで設定するのはどのように定義してやればよい
でしょうか....のような内容みたいですね。
　どうするのが適当なものなのでしょうか。

[Kimiya Kitani]

木谷と申します。

SAITOH, Takumiさんの<9mivb1$f8$1...@bgsv5906.tk.mesh.ad.jp>から

>|'mount -t smbfs -o username=<userid>,password=<password> //ServerName/Shared
>|/mnt/shared'
>|That allows me to mount the Windows shared, but how can I run that at boot
>|time? I tried to put it in my /etc/fstab file, but it gave me a
>|username/password error. If I am suppose to put it in /etc/fstab, how do I
>|configure the username/password for the Windows 2000 server? Thank you for
>|your time.

You have only to add it at the end of "/etc/rc.d/rc.local" file
because "/etc/rc.d/rc.local" is startup script.

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