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From: Jeff Gaines on 29 Dec 2006 07:20
I have managed to mount my Buffalo TeraStation manually using:

sudo mount -t smbfs -o username=aaa,password=bbb,workgroup=ccc
//terastation/BufBack1 /mnt/buffalo/

Can anybody guide me as to turning this into a line I could add to fstab
so that I can mount this directory automatically?

Many thanks.

--
Jeff Gaines
Damerham Hampshire UK
From: Robert Harris on 29 Dec 2006 08:00
Jeff Gaines wrote:
> I have managed to mount my Buffalo TeraStation manually using:
>
> sudo mount -t smbfs -o username=aaa,password=bbb,workgroup=ccc
> //terastation/BufBack1 /mnt/buffalo/
>
> Can anybody guide me as to turning this into a line I could add to fstab
> so that I can mount this directory automatically?

//terastation/BufBack1 /mnt/buffalo/ smbfs
username=aaa,password=bbb,workgroup=ccc 0 0

>
> Many thanks.
>
From: Jeff Gaines on 30 Dec 2006 05:29
Robert Harris <robert.f.harris(a)blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:

> Jeff Gaines wrote:
> > I have managed to mount my Buffalo TeraStation manually using:
> >
> > sudo mount -t smbfs -o username=aaa,password=bbb,workgroup=ccc
> > //terastation/BufBack1 /mnt/buffalo/
> >
> > Can anybody guide me as to turning this into a line I could add to
> > fstab so that I can mount this directory automatically?
>
> //terastation/BufBack1 /mnt/buffalo/ smbfs
> username=aaa,password=bbb,workgroup=ccc 0 0

Thank you Robert, works a treat :-)

I have managed to get my home directory backed up so feel a bit more
secure!

--
Jeff Gaines
Damerham Hampshire UK
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