How to mount a network drive at login from linux clients

[basselope]

Hello,

I have a Zentyal 5.1 domain and my clients are a mix of Windows 10 and Ubuntu 18.05.

They all work on a main file server - a freeNAS device joined to the Zentyal domain.

I have been looking into ways to automate mounting the network drive from the Linux clients, but the solutions I found involve local scripts containing password in clear and in need of updating when the credentials change - a no-go for me.

How should I go about using Zentyal to do this instead? I need the clients at login to mount a CIFS share  that is using the domain permissions and is on a server that is not the domain controller.

[basselope]

*BUMP*

Anyone has any direct experience with the suggestions here?

https://askubuntu.com/questions/1026316/cifs-mounts-and-kerberos-permissions-on-access-or-best-practice

The users' homes are correctly connected by Zentyal on client login, but I want them to be mounting automatically a CIFS share on our LAN. This share is managed by FreeNAS and set to authenticate users against the Zentyal domain.

[Sand_man]

May be pam-mount? (my English is poor))

Install libpam-mount and cifs-utils, then edit /etc/security/pam_mount.conf.xml:
add in section "<!-- Volume definitions -->" strings with you shares, etc:

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<volume user="*" fstype="cifs" server="10.10.10.10" path="cure" mountpoint="/home/%(DOMAIN_USER)/Врачи" />where 10.10.10.10 replace with you server IP

[dkyrgia]

It worked for me. Thnx a lot !