Run virtiofsd in usermode and mount shares with correct gid.
- The new virtiofsd provides the ability to map a specified UID and GID to that of the user when running in user mode. As a result, virtiofsd is moved to userland for VMs and the new -uid and -gid options are introduced that specify the IDs on the guest.New v - The drives no longer have to be mounted with the group ID 1010. Therefore, the mount options are changed to the real group ID
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mkdir -p "/lmn/media/${SUDO_USER}/share"
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mount -t cifs //server/default-school/ /srv/samba/schools/default-school \
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-o "sec=krb5i,cruid=${SUDO_UID},user=${SUDO_USER},uid=${SUDO_UID},gid=1010,file_mode=0770,dir_mode=0770,mfsymlinks,nobrl,actimeo=600,cache=loose,echo_interval=10"
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-o "sec=krb5i,cruid=${SUDO_UID},user=${SUDO_USER},uid=${SUDO_UID},gid=${SUDO_GID},file_mode=0700,dir_mode=0700,mfsymlinks,nobrl,actimeo=600,cache=loose,echo_interval=10"
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mount --bind /srv/samba/schools/default-school/share "/lmn/media/${SUDO_USER}/share"
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echo "Einbindung erfolgreich!"
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