> Hi, people, > > In FC4, I used to set SUID in /usr/bin/smbmnt and /usr/bin/smbumount, > so that ordinary users could mount and umount smb shares in their > home directories. However, these programs don't exist in FC5. I can > mount smb shares using "mount -t cifs" as root, but how do I set up > the system so that ordinary users can mount smb shares, as they did > in FC4? > > Thanks, > > Marcelo > how i did (suboptimal) entering group users as sudoers using visudo, set them to group% ALL:/usr/sbin/mount (not a 100% sure, did this before days...) then your users can mount using sudo. you can then write a nice little script with mount -t cifs -o credentials... where you can put username and password in an encrypted hidden file in users directory. Any better solution is kindly welcome! Roger
