Creating a persistent Samba share [SOLVED]
Creating a persistent Samba share [SOLVED]
Is it possible to create a persistent share in Puppy? For example, I mount a share window, copy one of the directories from the share to the desktop. The folder has a green dor on it telling me that the share is active. When I restart my PC, the folder is still on the desktop without the green dot. Is there a way so that when I restart, the share automatically mounts and the green dot always appears on that directory so I don't always have to go to pnethood to manually mount the share?
Last edited by rmcellig on Wed 17 Apr 2013, 21:17, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Creating a persistent Samba share
YASSM can do this.rmcellig wrote:Is it possible to create a persistent share in Puppy?
Thanks Semme and rcrsn51,
First I want to apologize for not getting this. It seems so straight forward but I am not understanding the procedure.
Here is what I did so far:
I have Yassm (v2.6) installed as well as two shares. I dragged the ~YASSM directory onto the desktop and that's where I am at the moment.
Semme, I understand how to create a symlink by dragging the file and then selecting absolute or relative. Is it the samba-automount file I drag into the Startup folder.
Please set me straight, and thanks for helping me!!
I
First I want to apologize for not getting this. It seems so straight forward but I am not understanding the procedure.
Here is what I did so far:
I have Yassm (v2.6) installed as well as two shares. I dragged the ~YASSM directory onto the desktop and that's where I am at the moment.
Semme, I understand how to create a symlink by dragging the file and then selecting absolute or relative. Is it the samba-automount file I drag into the Startup folder.
Please set me straight, and thanks for helping me!!
I
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