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Ubi wrote:I guess you mean the flags should then be noauto,user?
Correct. Also having the mount defined in fstab with the noauto flag would make mounting on the fly a much simpler command.
Of course if you want the mount to be always up and script this in rc.local (or something controlled by rc.local) then this is all just a load of theoretical blah-blah.
well not completely. By specifying the noauto mounts in /etc/fstab all the mount points are defined in one place. All rc.local then needs to do is run the simple mount command , and as this command is parsed after mounting of the fs, we know the mounts will be successful.