12-27-2019, 05:57 PM
It's very simple. You create a folder in your home directory, let's call it 'nas'. Then edit the fstab to something like, what the article gives an example of. Then create your .smbcredentials in your home folder as also shown in the article. Boom, Bob's your uncle. All done. When you Reboot, you will not be asked for any credentials if you have followed the tutorial to the letter.
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