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* create autofs config files | * create autofs config files | ||
| − | + | * /etc/auto.master | |
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/mnt /etc/auto.files --timeout=6000 --ghost | /mnt /etc/auto.files --timeout=6000 --ghost | ||
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| − | + | * /etc/auto.files | |
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z -fstype=smbfs,credentials=/etc/auto.auth ://files/shared | z -fstype=smbfs,credentials=/etc/auto.auth ://files/shared | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
| − | + | * /etc/auto.auth | |
| − | + | ** (replace CENSORED with the lvl1 credentials) | |
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username=CENSORED | username=CENSORED | ||
password=CENSORED | password=CENSORED | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
Revision as of 22:59, 22 March 2013
Basic Info
- Web interface at http://files/
- Can also be accessed via samba/SMB with the standard lvl1 credentials.
- ssh is also possible, but there is no safety check for accidentally deleting files this way.
Setting up on Ubuntu
- Prerequisites:
sudo apt-get install autofs smbfs
- create autofs config files
- /etc/auto.master
/mnt /etc/auto.files --timeout=6000 --ghost
- /etc/auto.files
z -fstype=smbfs,credentials=/etc/auto.auth ://files/shared
- /etc/auto.auth
- (replace CENSORED with the lvl1 credentials)
username=CENSORED password=CENSORED
