Mount window files to linux

The window file is mounted to linux. When configuring the development environment, you need to mount the folders under windows to linux. Follow these steps: 1. First share the directory to be mounted under windows. 2. Ensure that linux and windows are in the same LAN. 3. Create a directory to be mounted under linux. 4. Use the mount command for mounting. 1 mount-t cifs // ip/shared file name on windows/mount point directory on linux-o username = windows user, password = password required for access to share note: this method is only used for temporary mounting. It will expire upon next restart. Therefore, you can add the following line after the/etc/fstab file to automatically mount linux when it is started. (The root user permission must be used to modify this file.) 1 // ip/shared file name on windows/mount point cifs default on linux, username = accessible shared user name on windows, password = password for accessing the shared user 0 2 Note: the files in linux have the permissions of the user and the group. The above method is mounted. the user and group of the files mounted to linux are root. If you want to mount the files with other users and groups, you can change the content of/etc/fstab to: 1 // ip/shared file name on windows/mount point cifs default on linux, username = username for windows shared access, password = password for accessing shared users, uid = user ID, gid = group id 0 2 where the user id of the file you want to mount belongs to that user id. The id value can be viewed in the/etc/passwd file. Gid is also available.