Hi,

I would like to mount my SMB shares automatically.
All the NetBSD doc I found deals with NFS.
In google, it's seems most doc is about aufofs (which is different from
amd). So, can anyone help me replace my whole fstab rules in amd syntax
pliz ?

fstab goes :
//joel@windows/joel	/mnt/windows/joel	smbfs //rw,-f=0644,-d=0755,-u=joel,-g=users,noauto	0 0
//joel@windows/net	/mnt/windows/net	smbfs //rw,-f=0644,-d=0755,-u=joel,-g=users,noauto	0 0
//joel@windows/sec	/mnt/windows/sec	smbfs //rw,-f=0644,-d=0755,-u=joel,-g=users,noauto	0 0

/etc/nsmb.conf is configure correctly so I can do "sudo mount /mnt/windows/foo"
but I'd like not to have to do it (eventhough i do it once per reboot
right now).

my ADM conf starts :
# cat /etc/amd.conf
[ global ]
browsable_dirs =        yes
dismount_interval =     900
[ /mnt/smb ]
map_name =              /etc/amd/smb

# cat /etc/amd/smb
/defaults      type:=host;rhost:=${key};fs:=${autodir}/${rhost}/root
*              host==${key};type:=link;fs:=/
host!=${key};opts:=ro,soft,intr,nodev,nosuid,noconn

I expected to "cd /mnt/smb/windows; ls" and see the SMB mount point.
But this is a conf fro NFS and I don't find how to use smbfs instead of
nfs.

Anyone would share his SMB map so I can adapt to my things ?

TIA,
	Jo
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