I have two samba shares on a remote server (Debian 10, stable) on my home network. On my laptop (Debian 10 stable), I would like to automatically mount these shares to my local filesystem tree. To this end, I added these lines to my fstab file:
//cherver/sambaDocs /home/maquinisto/sambaDocs cifs credentials=/home/maquinisto/.smbcreds,user,rw 0 0
//cherver/sambaEtc /home/maquinisto/sambaEtc cifs credentials=/home/maquinisto/.smbcreds,user,rw 0 0
My problem is that when fstab is read at boot or with sudo mount -a
, the mount points change ownership to root, and I cannot write files there as a normal user. How do I mount these shares to my laptop system without the mount points changing owner to root?