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Way back in 2005 I had documented on how to use gnome-fs and gconf to make icons for local directories (ie: /universal) show up as "Universal" under Computer in Nautilus. Found out this morning GVFS has taken the place of gnome-fs and that doesn't work anymore. I've been playing around with the gvfs-mount command and I haven't had any luck getting a local path remounted to show up. These are the same shares that show up for windows users (via Samba) and I also share to certain servers via NFS. I'm also trying to hash out how to make those available securely to thin-client stations when running local apps. That leaves me to using samba or ssh and remounting when the user logs in. Is there a way to have the password given by the user at GDM passed to a gvfs-mount command to make the shares appear? Via some pam magic? This would hopefully give a consistent interface for people.<BR>
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Henry Burroughs<BR>
Technology Director<BR>
Hilton Head Preparatory School<BR>
www.hhprep.org
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