pam + cifs + automount
- From: Diego Brito Veiga - b04917 <diego.veiga@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 May 2008 10:34:46 -0300
Hi Guys,
By tests purposes if I configured the automount and include the following lines:
# /etc/auto.master
/mnt file:/etc/auto.cifs --timeout=300
# /etc/auto.cifs
teste -fstype=cifs,rw,user=USER,password=PASSWD,,uid=UID,gid=GID,domain=WINDOMAIN ://WINSERVER/public
The mountpoint /mnt/teste works ok. It mounts the windows driver with the correct uid/gid permission.
Couple doubts:
If I remove the options uid/gid it will mount as root permission. Will I need to specify the uid/gid to mount as normal user?
I would like to use pam module to authenticate the user instead of using the options user= and password=.
I am concerned to use the uid/gid in the auto.cifs because it will be limited to only that user to mount the windows driver.
Looking for the pam_cifs module I don't understand how can I specify the credentials in the auto.cifs to use the pam module.
Can someone point me a way to mount the windows folder with any user uid/gid permission using automount with pam authentication.
cheers,
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