fstab - multiple remote folders to one mount point
by jeffshead from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6K2AR)
I have a situation where I have multiple Windows servers on the same LAN. Each server has multiple folders containing ISO files. I want to mount all of those remote folders, containing the ISO's, to a single directory on a particular Linux server. I'm trying to have a single directory on this particular Linux server that contains all of the ISO's, from all of the other servers. Is this even possible?
I have tried using fstab with the following code but it does not work:
Code://192.168.1.150/c$/path/folder /path/to/isofolder cifs ro,credentials=/root/.smbcredentialsa 0 0
//192.168.1.155/c$/path/folder /path/to/isofolder cifs ro,credentials=/root/.smbcredentialsb 0 0However, it works if I comment out either of the lines so that there is only one folder being mounted to that Linux directory.
I have tried using fstab with the following code but it does not work:
Code://192.168.1.150/c$/path/folder /path/to/isofolder cifs ro,credentials=/root/.smbcredentialsa 0 0
//192.168.1.155/c$/path/folder /path/to/isofolder cifs ro,credentials=/root/.smbcredentialsb 0 0However, it works if I comment out either of the lines so that there is only one folder being mounted to that Linux directory.