From: David Lecompte <david@metani.eu>
To: help-guix@gnu.org
Subject: Mounting an SMB share only when used
Date: Sun, 28 Jul 2024 21:32:17 +0200 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <e354dc064a0e67e8e79141f360ad2b83a8f04eb8.camel@metani.eu> (raw)
Dear Guix,
On other distros (Trisquel, Parabola), I use autofs to mount SMB shares when
the user tries to access the directory where the share is to be mounted.
I prefer this over mounting something via the file manager of a DE because I
want to access the files in command line, not only via the file manager.
I prefer this over something always mounted because this can be on a laptop
not in the network where the SMB share is, so this would not work.
What would be a suitable way for GuixSD?
I see there is an autofs package, is it functional? Will a daemon be started
for it or is there another way? Also, which files do I need to configure (I
used to configure /etc/auto.master indicating a mount starting point and a
file that lists the SMB shares and mount option)?
Or is there another method?
Thanks for any hint.
David.
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