mounting for non-root users

Emil Oppeln-Bronikowski opi at cyb3r.org
Mon Apr 18 13:31:55 UTC 2005


Todd Slater napisaƂ(a):

>2. sudo chmod 4755 /usr/bin/ncpmount
>  
>
Ouch. Never do that. I don't know about Novell stuff, but all the 
devices that are user-enabled sits in my /etc/fstab. For NFS, Samba, 
VFat and others there's an option called user, so when you add a 
following line

/dev/ice /pa/th MyFilesystem user,noauto 0 0

All the users would be able to mount and dismount device by calling

mount /pa/th

from the shell.

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