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From: abo <abo@brujulatelecom.com>
Subject: can write on smb resource
Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2005 16:57:24 +0100
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hi!

im using an ldap server to mount several smb resources. i can get it
mounted with no problems except i can't write on it even with rw option.
i think this is something regarding the fact that files are owned by
root. i know that autofs always mount things as root, so how can i avoid
this problem?

thx

abo