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You *need* a ``mount_points.py`` file. The ``example_mount_points.py`` provides an example format (it's a touple - first element is the folder to check, second element is the command to run). You *need* a ``mount_points.py`` file. The ``example_mount_points.py`` provides an example format (it's a touple - first element is the folder to check, second element is the command to run).
## ``mount`` command ## ``mount`` command
You'll need to make sure that the ``cron``user (can't think of the exact correct term - the user that cron _pretends_(?) to be when runnign the command??) is able to actually run the mount command. There are 2 simple options that I can see: You'll need to make sure that the ``cron``user (can't think of the exact correct term - the user that cron _pretends_(?) to be when running the command is able to actually run the command in the seccond tuple member (the command being run). There are 2 simple options that I can see:
1. Use ``sudo crontab -e`` and make ``root`` use run the command, or 1. Use ``sudo crontab -e`` and make ``root`` use run the command, or
2. Make your user able to run the mount command. I'm sorry I don't know 100%, but I think that means adding ``user`` to the mount options in ``fstab``. 2. Make your user able to run the mount command. I'm sorry I don't know 100%, but I think that means adding ``user`` to the mount options in ``fstab``.