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General Support / Re: Mapping network drive
« Last post by urkomasse on October 07, 2015, 08:45:20 PM »Hi,
First thing to check would be: Is the /etc/fstab content correct when you boot in aufs mode?
Have you tried adding:
mount -a
at the end of /etc/rc.local?
If not, and taking advantage of Ubermix password-less sudo, you could look into running "sudo mount -a" on user login. Or since this is a network drive, and you need network anyway, have you set up the Ubermix Remote Updates? You could run the mount command on the updates, which would give you more flexibility going forward (you might want to move that server one day).
First thing to check would be: Is the /etc/fstab content correct when you boot in aufs mode?
Have you tried adding:
mount -a
at the end of /etc/rc.local?
If not, and taking advantage of Ubermix password-less sudo, you could look into running "sudo mount -a" on user login. Or since this is a network drive, and you need network anyway, have you set up the Ubermix Remote Updates? You could run the mount command on the updates, which would give you more flexibility going forward (you might want to move that server one day).