Re: unable to automount windows C$

[Matthew Jurgens <autofs@edcint.co.nz>]

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>> # optional authentication information
>> # either set it here or pass it in via the environment
>> # SMB_USER=
>> # SMB_PASSWORD
>>     
>
> I don't think that embedding password information in a distributed
> example program map is the right thing to do. People need to work out
> how they will access authentication information for themselves and
> modify the example program map to suite.
>
> Also, I don't understand how this can be set in the environment. If it
> is set in the daemon environment, typically root, and used for every
> mount then I don't think that is a good example of usage to distribute
> either.
>   
This is just how I do it and thought it might help others who are 
perhaps wondering how to do it
I did miss out one line - which is what you are puzzling over.
I include another script which contains SMB_USER and SMB_PASSWORD into 
the environment
I have the line
. /etc/my_user_info
in my version of the script
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