Mac OS X: automatically bound to network sharing

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In Mac OS x 10.5, if you need to automatically bind a network shared disk after the computer is started, use netinfo iN OS X 10.4 instead of the/etc/fstab file, for example:

 

NAS:/software/users/shares/software URL automounted, url = CIFS: // your userid: password @ NAS/software 0 0
NAS:/usera/users/usera/userdata URL automounted, url = CIFS: // usera: password @ NAS/usera 0 0

 

Which means:

On the NAS server, use your userid account to bind the software shared directory to/users/shares/software,

And use the usera account to bind the usera shared directory to/users/usera/userdata.

 

In this way, usera can access its own directory and public shared accounts.

 

You can modify the preceding content to support multiple users.

 

Of course, you can also set it through a script. After a user logs in, the user can bind the shares required by the login user in real time.

 

June 2009, clagary

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