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smbclient works but mount.cifs doesn't (NT_STATUS_MORE_PROCESSING_REQUIRED)
So apparently it works if I specify username=root. Or any username at all -
it doesn't actually matter what it is!
But omitting the username arg causes this to hang, despite the fact that man mount....
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systemd service to start after mount of ram drive
On Arch, at least, systemd mounts generated from /etc/fstab are deployed to /run/systemd/generator
For example on my system, with the listing below I can add to my service file
[Unit]
Description=...
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systemd service to start after mount of ram drive
As far as i understand your situation, you have written a systemd service file to load your self-made backup service. Now you want to ensure that the ram drive mount (defined by an entry in /etc/fstab)...
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/Volumes vs /media/${name}
I would posit that the script was written by a Mac user, as this draws heavily from BSD and also uses /Volumes as a result.
Speculation aside, it should be a fairly simple edit to be more flexible to ...
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How can I mount a filesystem, mapping userids?
If you have a kernel >5.12 and on a supported filesystem (ext4 should be fine, but BTRFS support wasn't added until 5.15), you can use the idmapping in mounts feature. You will need to use the ...
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