how to automount a smb share specific to 1 login?

[Guest BigShyBear]

(newbie question)

I am looking for a way to automatically execute a couple of smbmount commands when I login -

I am converting myself from Windows to Linux and I have lived on Google for the last couple of weeks and I've found lots of answers for my questions, but this one I am stumped on.

 

Running Mandrake 10.2 2005,

I have created directories

/home/mike/Desktop/Sonya

/home/mike/Desktop/Echo

/home/mike/Desktop/Gonzo

I have been manually running smbmount statements after I login

(e.g. smbmount //Sonya/video /home/mike/Desktop/Sonya uid-777)

what I have been looking for is a file I can put these commands in that gets executed after I login, but only when I login as 'mike' not when I login as root or any other user id.

I am lost here - any suggestions?

 

[moved from Software by spinynorman - welcome aboard :)]

[aioshin]

try to create a script that contains that command smbmount and put it inside /home/user/.kde/Autostart

[ramfree17]

if you are booting into runlevel 3 (console prompt) instead of (GUI), then it would be more logical to put thoe in either ~/.profile or ~/.bash_profile.

 

just my thoughts.

 

ciao!