Using pam_mount to automount filesystems at login

Vincent Danen introduces the automounter, pam_mount, which can take a password entered at login and use it to mount an encrypted filesystem. It can also mount non-encrypted filesystems. This allows for mounting a filesystem at login, and having it unmount at logout. by Vincent Danen

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Using pam_mount to automount filesystems at login