Install LucidLink client systemd service to survive system reboot, re-activate and automatically mount Filespace in the preferred system location, running as root and allowing all users to access the Filespace.
In this article we have an automated script which takes various arguments and generates a systemd service, alternatively a manual configuration.
Pre-requisite: Download install LucidLink OS client for Linux.
wget https://www.lucidlink.com/download/latest/lin64/stable/ -O lucidinstaller.deb sudo apt update -y sudo apt upgrade -y sudo apt install ./lucidinstaller.deb -y
Automated script components:
LucidLinkInstall.sh (script to install systemd service based on template)
LucidLink.service.config (lucidlink filespace daemon service template)
Configuration:
wget -O LucidLinkInstall.sh https://lucidlink.zendesk.com/hc/article_attachments/5778431478925/LucidLinkInstall.sh wget -O LucidLink.service.config https://lucidlink.zendesk.com/hc/article_attachments/10854485047821/LucidLink.service.config chmod +x LucidLinkInstall.sh sudo ./LucidLinkInstall.sh <filespace.domain> <filespace-user> <filespace-password> <mountpoint>
Example:
sudo ./LucidLinkInstall.sh filespace.lucidlink root 12345 /mnt/Lucid
Installs LucidLink.service within /etc/systemd/system
Passwords with special characters will require strong quoting ' '
- LucidLinkInstall.sh755 Bytes
- LucidLink.service.config373 Bytes
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