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another solution that may be easy

Ouhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh it's very difficult !

To use it : it's easy like a chown !!! ;-)

add this line in /etc/fstab :
//ip_server/shared_directory /mnt/mount_point smbfs rw,user,username=xxx,password=yyy 0 0

the directory /mnt/mount_point must had the main user as owner :
run as root :
mkdir /mnt/mount_point
chown username:username /mnt/mount_point

That's all to allow the user "username" to mount /mnt/mount_point.

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[XCL]*Ange-Saian*

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