Difference between revisions of "H: drive on cluster"
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− | + | = Introduction = | |
− | + | It is possible to get the h: drive mounted on the marvin frontend, but not on the nodes. | |
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− | + | = Methods = | |
− | + | Two tools are used for this: gvfs and fuse | |
− | + | * a user must be a member of group "fuse" | |
+ | * a gvfs daemon must be running under user gdm: the system administrator should ensure this. | ||
+ | * Script to use is | ||
− | + | #!/bin/bash | |
+ | export $(dbus-launch) | ||
+ | gvfs-mount smb://cfs.st-andrews.ac.uk/shared/med_research/res | ||
+ | /usr/libexec/gvfs-fuse-daemon ~/.gvfs | ||
− | + | which can be launched as normal user | |
− | + | Notes | |
+ | * gvfs-mount -l seems useless, reports nothing. |
Revision as of 12:11, 3 August 2016
Introduction
It is possible to get the h: drive mounted on the marvin frontend, but not on the nodes.
Methods
Two tools are used for this: gvfs and fuse
- a user must be a member of group "fuse"
- a gvfs daemon must be running under user gdm: the system administrator should ensure this.
- Script to use is
#!/bin/bash export $(dbus-launch) gvfs-mount smb://cfs.st-andrews.ac.uk/shared/med_research/res /usr/libexec/gvfs-fuse-daemon ~/.gvfs
which can be launched as normal user
Notes
- gvfs-mount -l seems useless, reports nothing.