At my office we need to mount some cifs/smb share, the best way it's work it's with smb4k, great job ;).
The problem is we need to mount them in command line, we have a bash script who automatically mount samba share depending of users.
I saw we can't manage smb4k in command line, so I try to found how you done it without need sudo. I don't found.
Can you explain me how you done it ?
Regards
Totorux
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Hi,
At my office we need to mount some cifs/smb share, the best way it's work it's with smb4k, great job ;).
The problem is we need to mount them in command line, we have a bash script who automatically mount samba share depending of users.
I saw we can't manage smb4k in command line, so I try to found how you done it without need sudo. I don't found.
Can you explain me how you done it ?
Regards
Totorux
Hi Totorux,
Smb4K uses the KAuth framework of KDE libs for privilege escalation. Docs can be found here: http://api.kde.org/4.x-api/kdelibs-apidocs/kdecore/html/namespaceKAuth.html
Best regards
Alexander
Last edit: Alexander Reinholdt 2014-10-14
Hi,
Thank's it will help.
Regards
Totorux