I have a remote server which is connected to my wi-fi modem. So I can access this server by 192.158.188.45 I want to mount a folder from this server on my local machine permanently. I wrote\\192.168.188.45\share  /mnt/buffalo  cifs  credentials=/home/l-one/Documents/credentials,iocharset=utf8,gid=1000,uid=1000,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777  0  0in my /etc/fstab file. Now I can mount this folder every time I type sudo mount -a But there's a problem. When I restart my computer I have to type this sudo mount -a again to mount it. So what do I make to mount it one time and forever. I typed sudo mount -a in the Startup Applications and in the /etc/rc.local but it did not help. What am I supposed to do ?
Mount a folder from server in network on mn the local machine permanently
terminal;mount;cifs;file server