Where is the configuration file which keeps info about mount shares
In Ubuntu 18.04 I set up a share for Box.com and after doing so, I realised it was not the account I actually required (I have 2 accounts).
So, in Files, I selected Remove (but not before I had entered the username and password and selected remember for ever).
Prior to this, a sudo mount -acommand in terminal did not give any errors. However, after removing the Box drive I now get Error (112) Host is Down message after sudo mount -abut rebooting the system does not complain about the missing drive (unless mount -a is issued).
Is there a configuration file somewhere where I can remove/modify the Box.com drive specification?
I have looked in fstab but there is no entry which relates to Box.
18.04 mount
asked Mar 20 at 15:49
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In Ubuntu 18.04 I set up a share for Box.com and after doing so, I realised it was not the account I actually required (I have 2 accounts).
So, in Files, I selected Remove (but not before I had entered the username and password and selected remember for ever).
Prior to this, a sudo mount -acommand in terminal did not give any errors. However, after removing the Box drive I now get Error (112) Host is Down message after sudo mount -abut rebooting the system does not complain about the missing drive (unless mount -a is issued).
Is there a configuration file somewhere where I can remove/modify the Box.com drive specification?
I have looked in fstab but there is no entry which relates to Box.
18.04 mount
asked Mar 20 at 15:49
GrahamGraham
2,22961629
Given that this is paid software, I think you will find a lack of general support here. Their website does not seem to contain download and installation instructions, but then again, you might find a lot more support of the Box community forms
– Charles Green
Mar 20 at 17:27
Paid software? Ubuntu is free and there was no charge for the Box accounts... My question is less about Box but more about Ubuntu and finding the place in Ubuntu where I can get shot of the mount for good.
– Graham
Mar 20 at 17:43
If I go to https://www.box.com/pricing, the minimum rate seems to be $5.00 per user, per month. The sounds like "paid software" to me... AFAIK all of the normal mounts are in/etc/fstab, but I would assume that any program with root privileges can add a mount.
– Charles Green
Mar 20 at 19:39
add a comment |
In Ubuntu 18.04 I set up a share for Box.com and after doing so, I realised it was not the account I actually required (I have 2 accounts).
So, in Files, I selected Remove (but not before I had entered the username and password and selected remember for ever).
Prior to this, a sudo mount -acommand in terminal did not give any errors. However, after removing the Box drive I now get Error (112) Host is Down message after sudo mount -abut rebooting the system does not complain about the missing drive (unless mount -a is issued).
Is there a configuration file somewhere where I can remove/modify the Box.com drive specification?
I have looked in fstab but there is no entry which relates to Box.
18.04 mount
asked Mar 20 at 15:49
GrahamGraham
2,22961629
In Ubuntu 18.04 I set up a share for Box.com and after doing so, I realised it was not the account I actually required (I have 2 accounts).
So, in Files, I selected Remove (but not before I had entered the username and password and selected remember for ever).
Prior to this, a sudo mount -acommand in terminal did not give any errors. However, after removing the Box drive I now get Error (112) Host is Down message after sudo mount -abut rebooting the system does not complain about the missing drive (unless mount -a is issued).
Is there a configuration file somewhere where I can remove/modify the Box.com drive specification?
I have looked in fstab but there is no entry which relates to Box.
18.04 mount
18.04 mount
asked Mar 20 at 15:49
GrahamGraham
2,22961629
asked Mar 20 at 15:49
GrahamGraham
2,22961629
edited Mar 20 at 18:21
Graham
asked Mar 20 at 15:49
GrahamGraham
2,22961629
asked Mar 20 at 15:49
GrahamGraham
2,22961629
asked Mar 20 at 15:49
GrahamGraham
2,22961629
2,22961629
Given that this is paid software, I think you will find a lack of general support here. Their website does not seem to contain download and installation instructions, but then again, you might find a lot more support of the Box community forms
– Charles Green
Mar 20 at 17:27
Paid software? Ubuntu is free and there was no charge for the Box accounts... My question is less about Box but more about Ubuntu and finding the place in Ubuntu where I can get shot of the mount for good.
– Graham
Mar 20 at 17:43
If I go to https://www.box.com/pricing, the minimum rate seems to be $5.00 per user, per month. The sounds like "paid software" to me... AFAIK all of the normal mounts are in/etc/fstab, but I would assume that any program with root privileges can add a mount.
– Charles Green
Mar 20 at 19:39
add a comment |
Given that this is paid software, I think you will find a lack of general support here. Their website does not seem to contain download and installation instructions, but then again, you might find a lot more support of the Box community forms
– Charles Green
Mar 20 at 17:27
Paid software? Ubuntu is free and there was no charge for the Box accounts... My question is less about Box but more about Ubuntu and finding the place in Ubuntu where I can get shot of the mount for good.
– Graham
Mar 20 at 17:43
If I go to https://www.box.com/pricing, the minimum rate seems to be $5.00 per user, per month. The sounds like "paid software" to me... AFAIK all of the normal mounts are in/etc/fstab, but I would assume that any program with root privileges can add a mount.
– Charles Green
Mar 20 at 19:39
Given that this is paid software, I think you will find a lack of general support here. Their website does not seem to contain download and installation instructions, but then again, you might find a lot more support of the Box community forms
– Charles Green
Mar 20 at 17:27
Given that this is paid software, I think you will find a lack of general support here. Their website does not seem to contain download and installation instructions, but then again, you might find a lot more support of the Box community forms
– Charles Green
Mar 20 at 17:27
Paid software? Ubuntu is free and there was no charge for the Box accounts... My question is less about Box but more about Ubuntu and finding the place in Ubuntu where I can get shot of the mount for good.
– Graham
Mar 20 at 17:43
Paid software? Ubuntu is free and there was no charge for the Box accounts... My question is less about Box but more about Ubuntu and finding the place in Ubuntu where I can get shot of the mount for good.
– Graham
Mar 20 at 17:43
If I go to https://www.box.com/pricing, the minimum rate seems to be $5.00 per user, per month. The sounds like "paid software" to me... AFAIK all of the normal mounts are in
/etc/fstab, but I would assume that any program with root privileges can add a mount.– Charles Green
Mar 20 at 19:39
If I go to https://www.box.com/pricing, the minimum rate seems to be $5.00 per user, per month. The sounds like "paid software" to me... AFAIK all of the normal mounts are in
/etc/fstab, but I would assume that any program with root privileges can add a mount.– Charles Green
Mar 20 at 19:39
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Given that this is paid software, I think you will find a lack of general support here. Their website does not seem to contain download and installation instructions, but then again, you might find a lot more support of the Box community forms
– Charles Green
Mar 20 at 17:27
Paid software? Ubuntu is free and there was no charge for the Box accounts... My question is less about Box but more about Ubuntu and finding the place in Ubuntu where I can get shot of the mount for good.
– Graham
Mar 20 at 17:43
If I go to https://www.box.com/pricing, the minimum rate seems to be $5.00 per user, per month. The sounds like "paid software" to me... AFAIK all of the normal mounts are in
/etc/fstab, but I would assume that any program with root privileges can add a mount.– Charles Green
Mar 20 at 19:39