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How to mount CIFS as user in RHEL 7.0?
There is a RHEL 7.0 server, it is necessary to connect a screw ball to merge the backup. The script runs on behalf of a regular user, not even a sudoer. Is it possible to do something? Tried a bunch of things - it doesn't work.
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That's it, damn it! Got it!
Mounting helped
chmod +s /usr/sbin/mount.cifs
as root.
Adding the
oracle ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/umount
line
to
/etc/sudoers and running sudo umount /media/bk helped with unmounting serverip/bk /media/bk cifs rw,user,uid=User's_UID_Enter_HERE,suid,noauto,username=login,password=pass 0 0
The User's_UID_Enter_HERE value for the user running the script can be found with the command cat /etc/passwd
Somehow So :)
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