I have an NFS share set up on a network. One LMDE 6 computer can mount that NFS share to a folder in /home/<user>/<mounted folder>. It comes up automatically at boot cause an entry in /etc/fstab is added that looks like this:
<server address>/share/shared_folder ~/home/<user>/sharedfolder nfs defaults 0 0
That works well on that computer.
Tried the same on another computer, also running LMDE 6. It would not work, and I wondered why. Then reading online, it occurred to me that I may have encrypted the /home folder on the computer that is not mounting the NFS share as hoped. Turnes out that the encrypted home folder cannot have a folder inside it that the NFS share can be mounted to. Guess NFS and encrypted /home directories are not compatible.
Ok, only thing I want to do is access that NFS share when I turn on this computer. Since I did choose to encrypt the /home folder when installing LMDE 6 on this computer, is there somewhere else I can have the /etc/fstab file point to and mount the NFS share to that new location?