Matthieu Giorgini wrote: > > When I say I'm a beginner .... > Sorry, I will not annoy you anymore for so stupids requests. > It works now, thanks for all, Matt > No question is a stupid question if you don't know the answer. You have to start somewhere, right? In the case of *nix, there is probably a man page or two that will give you the answer, but only after a few readings of it. You may want to check out http://rute.sourceforge.net for a great Linux tutorial. In the meantime: Edit /etc/fstab to add the following line: //[servername]/[mountpoint] /mnt/[mountdirectory] smbfs noauto,rw,username=[username] 0 0 It is never a good idea to store your password in this file, as it is world-readable by default. When you want to mount the share type: # mount /mnt/[mountdirectory] and you'll be prompted for [username]'s password. Welcome to the wonderful world of Linux! Cheers, -- Michael Earley System Support Officer ------------------------------------------------------------------- Queensland Board of Senior Secondary School Studies ------------------------------------------------------------------- Lvl 7/295 Ann Street Ph: (+617) 3864 0299 Brisbane, QLD Australia 4064 Fax:(+617) 3221 2553 http://www.qbssss.edu.au E-mail: MEarley@qbssss.edu.au ------------------------------------------------------------------- You cannot achieve what you have not first imagined. ------------------------------------------------------------------- - : send the line "unsubscribe linux-net" in the body of a message to majordomo@vger.kernel.org
