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Andre Luis Fogagnoli wrote:
| But in smbfs I need to pass the username and password of
| current user in information, but I don't now how I do this,
| anyone have any idea??
|
| automountInformation: -username=???,password=??? ://test/(username)
smbmount can pull these from the environment
variables $USER and $PASSWD (this is really
more of a Samba question I think). But that
is done under the context of the automounter,
not the user.
I think a better solution is not to store
this mount information in LDAP at all, but just
let the user mount their own smb share.
Wrap the details in a script if you need
to make the interface more user friendly.
cheers, jerry
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