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I am fairly new to the Linux world, and i was wondering how could i mount my google drive using google-drive-ocamlfuse only when i login with my personal account.

From what i understand i can not use fstab, since it contains system-wide file system definition and i do not want everyone using my computer to have access to my personal google-drive.

I am looking for something similar for network shares and other mounts which are to be used only by the the specific logged on user?

Thanks,

Jonathan
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You can add the command to mount Google Drive with google-drive-ocamlfuse to your startup applications. To do this, launch Startup Applications from your applications menu, add a new startup entry, and use the following as the command:

sh -c "google-drive-ocamlfuse mountpoint"

Where "mountpoint" is the mount point for Google Drive. For example, if you've created a folder called "GoogleDrive" in your home folder, use this as the startup command:

sh -c "google-drive-ocamlfuse ~/GoogleDrive"
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