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Subject: Using Automount to mount Windows Shares
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Out of curiosity does anyone have this combination working?

I managed to get it automounting NFS no problem, but would like to 
know if it's worth spending another few hours trying to get 
mount_smbfs to cooperate with it or if it's just a lost cause. 

Thanks,

Graeme