having a normal user mount nfs filesystem
Linda Hanigan
haniganwork at earthlik.net
Sun Feb 4 01:43:16 UTC 2007
I have been mounting our nfs with
mount 192.168.1.3:/usr/local/lib/letters /usr/local/lib/letters
It works great, but if someone accidently shuts down instead of logging
off the machine they of course lose the filesystem.
I would like to have away for a user to do this without a root password.
I vaguely remember setting up a way to restart lpr years ago without
needing a root password with some special file in /etc I can not for the
life of me remember the command. Anybody know what I am talking about?
Thanks
Linda
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