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    Best option to work with network folders with automatic mount and no manual unmount?

    Update: I noticed an issue with the above. The files and folders still were owned by root. No I have an entry in fstab //192.168.1.2/Share /home/caramba/Share cifs uid=caramba,gid=users,file_mode=0664,dir_mode=0775,credentials='/home/caramba/.smbcredentials',noauto,users 0...
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    Best option to work with network folders with automatic mount and no manual unmount?

    With your hint to a cron script, I managed do mount folders. The mount script in the users home folder: #!/bin/bash if ! grep -q '//192.168.1.2/Share' /proc/mounts; then if ping -c 2 "192.168.1.2" >/dev/null; then mount -t cifs -o...
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    Best option to work with network folders with automatic mount and no manual unmount?

    OK, if I mount manually or crate a cron job, then the folders are mounted. If the folder becomes unavailable, I assume to have the same issue regarding stop process and hung applications? About the unmount. I'd like to have this automatic as well. In case the folder is unavailabe I'd like the...
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    Best option to work with network folders with automatic mount and no manual unmount?

    Hi I'm new to the forum. I use linux in various distros for some years now as a main OS. Now I have OpenSuse Leap running with KDE. I played around with a Raspi as NAS but switched to Synology for ease of use and better performance. That is I'm able to mount network folders with SAMBA and NFS...
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