Mount SMB on boot
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I have a NAS share mounted in CentOS7 through SMB. I did this with:
sudo mount.cifs //10.23.83.7/Videos /mnt/smb/plex -o user=plex
This is clearly for a Plex Media Server, but when I reboot it is no longer mounted. How can I:
- Have it auto mount on boot
- Include the password in the cmd so that I don't have to enter it. Security of that password is not a concern.
centos mount smb
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I have a NAS share mounted in CentOS7 through SMB. I did this with:
sudo mount.cifs //10.23.83.7/Videos /mnt/smb/plex -o user=plex
This is clearly for a Plex Media Server, but when I reboot it is no longer mounted. How can I:
- Have it auto mount on boot
- Include the password in the cmd so that I don't have to enter it. Security of that password is not a concern.
centos mount smb
Look atman fstab
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Nov 5 '17 at 1:28
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I have a NAS share mounted in CentOS7 through SMB. I did this with:
sudo mount.cifs //10.23.83.7/Videos /mnt/smb/plex -o user=plex
This is clearly for a Plex Media Server, but when I reboot it is no longer mounted. How can I:
- Have it auto mount on boot
- Include the password in the cmd so that I don't have to enter it. Security of that password is not a concern.
centos mount smb
I have a NAS share mounted in CentOS7 through SMB. I did this with:
sudo mount.cifs //10.23.83.7/Videos /mnt/smb/plex -o user=plex
This is clearly for a Plex Media Server, but when I reboot it is no longer mounted. How can I:
- Have it auto mount on boot
- Include the password in the cmd so that I don't have to enter it. Security of that password is not a concern.
centos mount smb
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Look atman fstab
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Look atman fstab
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Nov 5 '17 at 1:28
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man fstab
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Nov 5 '17 at 1:28
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man fstab
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