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From: Troy Schultz <freebsd@untoldfaith.com>
Date: Fri, 9 Mar 2007 15:11:03 -0700
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Subject: Mounting into a jail
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Hello,

I am running FreeBSD 6.2.

I am currently mounting a smb share and then remounting the smb mount
into a jail with nullfs.

/etc/fstab
# smbfs mount
//<user>@<servername>/<share>	/path/to/smb/mount	smbfs	rw	0	0
# local mount
/path/to/smb/mount	/path/to/jail/directory	nullfs	rw,late	0	0

The main reason I am using this jail is for a webserver and I need to  
have
the web developer be able to write to this samba share

I originally tried mounting in fstab the smb share like this
//<user>@<servername>/<share>	/path/to/smb/mount	smbfs	rw,uid=www	0	0
however, this did not work so I ended up making the share point owned  
by the
user and group www this took care of it but I was wondering if there  
was a
better way to do this as far as passing through to a jail and maybe  
getting
the uid to actually work from within the fstab file.

Any suggestions would be welcomed.

Thanks,

Troy