However, it may be required for certain applications (for example, Acrobat) to work because they are picky about the permissions. In this example, local user (uid=500) will become the owner of the mounted files. Add the noauto option if you wish to manually mount it by the command mount /mnt/win. \\winbox\getme /mnt/win cifs user,uid=500,rw,suid,username=sushi,password=yummy 0 0
For mkdir /mnt/winĮdit the /etc/fstab file and add a line like: Note that cifs-utils is for CentOS-6 (or later) only.Ĭreate a local mount point. Which will also pull in any needed dependencies. Make sure that the following packages are installed: yum install samba-client samba-common cifs-utils If you are managing a multiuser system, consider setting the dir_mode and file_mode options to your mount point. Word of warning: the default behaviour for mount.cifs is leaving the mounted share unsecured ( ). The following names are used in our examples. Mounting Windows (or other samba) shares is done through the cifs virtual file system client (cifs vfs) implemented in kernel and a mount helper mount.cifs which is part of the samba suite. You will be accessing Windows files as if they are local and essentially all Linux commands can be used. This can be made easy by mounting Windows shares on the server. For example, you may want to use a Linux server to back up Windows files. BUT, for many of us, having to deal with Windows is a fact of life. OK, we live in the wonderful world of Linux.
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