Después de una googleada:
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Hello,
I have found a solution on an other news group : uk.comp.os.linux
There is a set of messages with the
subject "Ordinary user to mount SAMBA share"
You can read the content of that uk.comp.os.linux group
through the web, the URL is
http://x35.deja.com
In one of the message the author wrote
"After, further test. I find smbmount, unlike mount,
requires the user owns the mount_point..."
In another message I found
"... Samba assume you have identical username on both local and remote
machines. If this note the case you need to specify
a option to tell remote username. However, none other
than root is allowed to mount (same as smbmount) with option.
So you either (1) synchronyze username on linux and nt boxes;
or (2) have a fstab entry for the nt share and use mount
instead of smbmount"...
So I have sastify three conditions for my users can
(smb)mount their personnal disk space from a NT server
1) smbmount and smbmnt files have 's' bit,
2) user owns the mount point,
3) linux account and nt account have their username synchronyzed
I hope, this will help other people...
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Resumiendo, tienes que ser DUEÑO del directorio donde vas a montar.