Yanping Du
2003-Feb-20 06:44 UTC
[Samba] Does smbmount support timeout equivalent to nfs "soft" mount ?
Dear all, I'm having a problem with smbmount and could you please kindly help ? I'm desperately searching a smbmount config equivalent to NFS "soft" mount option, but I cannot find any. I'll smbmount a Windows share as smbfs on a Linux box. I hope remote file access requests sent from smb client can timeout if CIFS server is down. i.e. I don't want the r/w file access to hang forever is CIFS server is not responding. I know in NFS, the mount option "soft" could do it. Is there any way to achieve it for smbfs/smbmount ? BTW, Windows share needs to be mounted in real time, instead of Linux boot time. So possibly I could not put it to /etc/fstab. I'll appreciate any help from you.. Sincerely yours, yanping --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - forms, calculators, tips, and more
Yanping Du
2003-Feb-20 18:33 UTC
[Samba] Does smbmount support timeout equivalent to nfs "soft" mount ?
Dear all, I'm having a problem with smbmount and could you please kindly help ? I'm desperately searching a smbmount config equivalent to NFS "soft" mount option, but I cannot find any. I'll smbmount a Windows share as smbfs on a Linux box. I hope remote file access requests sent from smb client can timeout if CIFS server is down. i.e. I don't want the r/w file access to hang forever is CIFS server is not responding. I know in NFS, the mount option "soft" could do it. Is there any way to achieve it for smbfs/smbmount ? BTW, Windows share needs to be mounted in real time, instead of Linux boot time. So possibly I could not put it to /etc/fstab. I'll appreciate any help from you.. Sincerely yours, yanping --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - forms, calculators, tips, and more
Greg Freemyer
2003-Feb-20 18:47 UTC
[Samba] Does smbmount support timeout equivalent to nfs "soft" mount ?
>> BTW, Windows share needs to be mounted in real time, instead of Linux>> boot time. So possibly I could not put it to /etc/fstab. Leave it in fstab, but say noauto in the options section