#27 'user' option and fstab

[Anonymous]

ftpfs has an 'user' option for specifing the username
to use when logging in.
/etc/fstab has another 'user' option for specifing that
normal users can mount the directory.

I can put a line like this in /etc/fstab:
none /mnt ftpfs user,ip=...,user=some,pass=thing 0 0

This works, but is very inconsistent. Samba uses
'username=...' instead of 'user=...'. I really think
ftpfs should do the same.

Max.