Are you receiving any error messages when you run the fstab (mount -a). If you don't then that usually means that it worked fine. Also, try changing the mount point to something different and see if that works (/home/test). Just throwing a few ideas out there.
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I try "mount -a. All is working fine, I get no error message! :-)
I see that the FTP server is now mounted to /media/test but only root has access to /media/test.
Bevor I mount the FTP-Server to /media/test the normal user (mepi0011) is the owner of the folder. After mounting, root is the owner of /media/test.
How can I change it (in the fstab)?
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Sorry for my English.
I use FreeBSD 6.0. Of console #curlftpfs ftp.kalininec.net /mnt/ftp mounted properly.
But fstab, I have a problem:
curlftpfs#ftp.kalininec.net /mnt/ftp fusefs rw 0 0
Fuse installing of ports therefore I am in /usr/local/sbin/mount_fusefs
#mount -a
Error: mount_fusefs: curlftpfs#ftp.kalininec.net on /mnt/ftp: No such file or directory
Crontab and startup script in the rc.d at the same does not work, not mounting. :(
Help me plz!
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sorry for hijacking this thread. But im wondering if there's anyway to use fstab and still hide user/pass from ps. Is there a way to use user/pass from a netrc file in fstab?
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I have the same problem with mounting via fstab
There are the following strings in /etc/fstab:
culftpfs#10.0.16.5 /mnt/ftp/public fuse defaults,codepage=cp1251 0 0
culftpfs#10.0.16.6 /mnt/ftp/movies fuse defaults,codepage=cp1251 0 0
...
and so on
When my system is loaded I get this message:
mount.fuse# Can not find FUSE mount binary for FS culftpfs
The same message I see if I try to execute mount -a.
But if I manually execute
curlftpfs 10.0.16.6 /mnt/ftp/movies/ -o ro,codepage=cp1251,
I see that everything is OK:
mount|grep movies
curlftpfs on /mnt/ftp/movies type fuse (ro,nosuid,nodev,user=tehnik)
What file cannot be found to mount fuse partitions? What shall I do?
My distro is Fedora 7.
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It seems that mount.fuse can't find the curlftpfs binary in the path it expects. Maybe your curlftpfs is in /usr/local/bin but mount.fuse only searches /usr/bin and /bin.
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Help me please,
I try to mount an NAS (IcyBox NAS900).
I can mount the Server by hand:
curlftpfs ftp://192.168.128.120 /media/Eigene_Musik
but when I make an entry in the fstab nothing will happen.
Entry in the fstab:
curlftpfs#192.168.128.120 /media/test fuse user 0 0
What do I wrong?
Thangs!!! :-)
PS: I'm useing Suse 10.2
Are you receiving any error messages when you run the fstab (mount -a). If you don't then that usually means that it worked fine. Also, try changing the mount point to something different and see if that works (/home/test). Just throwing a few ideas out there.
Thanks yeshuawatso,
I try "mount -a. All is working fine, I get no error message! :-)
I see that the FTP server is now mounted to /media/test but only root has access to /media/test.
Bevor I mount the FTP-Server to /media/test the normal user (mepi0011) is the owner of the folder. After mounting, root is the owner of /media/test.
How can I change it (in the fstab)?
add uid=<userid> in the options section.
Sorry for my English.
I use FreeBSD 6.0. Of console #curlftpfs ftp.kalininec.net /mnt/ftp mounted properly.
But fstab, I have a problem:
curlftpfs#ftp.kalininec.net /mnt/ftp fusefs rw 0 0
Fuse installing of ports therefore I am in /usr/local/sbin/mount_fusefs
#mount -a
Error: mount_fusefs: curlftpfs#ftp.kalininec.net on /mnt/ftp: No such file or directory
Crontab and startup script in the rc.d at the same does not work, not mounting. :(
Help me plz!
sorry for hijacking this thread. But im wondering if there's anyway to use fstab and still hide user/pass from ps. Is there a way to use user/pass from a netrc file in fstab?
You have to put a .netrc file in the root's home dir, usually /root.
I have the same problem with mounting via fstab
There are the following strings in /etc/fstab:
culftpfs#10.0.16.5 /mnt/ftp/public fuse defaults,codepage=cp1251 0 0
culftpfs#10.0.16.6 /mnt/ftp/movies fuse defaults,codepage=cp1251 0 0
...
and so on
When my system is loaded I get this message:
mount.fuse# Can not find FUSE mount binary for FS culftpfs
The same message I see if I try to execute mount -a.
But if I manually execute
curlftpfs 10.0.16.6 /mnt/ftp/movies/ -o ro,codepage=cp1251,
I see that everything is OK:
mount|grep movies
curlftpfs on /mnt/ftp/movies type fuse (ro,nosuid,nodev,user=tehnik)
What file cannot be found to mount fuse partitions? What shall I do?
My distro is Fedora 7.
It seems that mount.fuse can't find the curlftpfs binary in the path it expects. Maybe your curlftpfs is in /usr/local/bin but mount.fuse only searches /usr/bin and /bin.
I've already found out what was wrong. There was a typo in fstab. I wrote culftpfs# instead of cuRlftpfs#.