I'm trying to mount a networkshare through a shellscript when a user logs on the first time on to the computer (connected to AD 2K3).
mount_smbfs can only be run as root and the users only has standard privileges.
Though if i execute the shellscript trough Automator without admin rights the mount_smbfs command executes without any problem (with the same standard user) wich is kinda weird. Anyone has a solution for this since Automater takes some resources and alot more time to complete the run?
mount_smbfs can only be run as root and the users only has standard privileges.
Though if i execute the shellscript trough Automator without admin rights the mount_smbfs command executes without any problem (with the same standard user) wich is kinda weird. Anyone has a solution for this since Automater takes some resources and alot more time to complete the run?