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>I have even looked into NFS on XP Home (Cygwin does it supposedly, I'm >not so sure having tried it) and other wildcards (OpenAFS?) as ways to >work around Microsoft's non-self-compliant XP Home SMB, but thus far, >nothing has worked well. In my experience, SMB breaks down pretty quickly in any kind of environment without negligible latency (even in ones without much) as macrosuck apps like to make scads of small requests. AFS has had some huge performance increases in the last couple of months, and works well on latent links. It even has some support for windows (http://www.openafs.org/pages/windows.html), but may be overkill for your needs, although it may be fun if you are into that kind of thing. I think you can even mount webdav within windows, but haven't played with it at all. > Do you have a simple way to have SMB NAS or XP Home shares mount > automatically at login? > Is what you are looking for wildly divergent from what autofs does? Is it that you want users to be able to mount arbitrary windows shares based on their own config? Chris
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