Hi all,
Well, firstly, linux is great!!
I just deployed my own financials system with windows clients, and
oracle 8 running on a linux server for database...
first of it's kind in Guyana!
Needless to say, this has really lowered the cost of ownership for my
customer.
Now, I have to backup some data from the database at specified times
each day to a zip disk.
It's an internal ide zip on hdc, I can mount and unmount it as root, but
the backup user cannot do this.
I need to know how do I allow other users to mount and unmount a device
such as /dev/hdc4
I thought of letting cron mount the disk and umount it an hour later,
within this time the backup runs. The only disadvantage is that the disk
is locked up for an hour.
Is there an entry I can place in /etc/fstab to allow any user to mount
and unmount the disk?
Thanks folks,
any help is welcome.
regards,
Ahbaid.
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