I have looked everywhere for a solution that lets me run CIFS automount script after login with around 20 second delay.
What I have tried.
Added the script to visudo:

rait ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /home/rait/Downloads/Testing/mount.sh, /bin/mount

After that added the script to Startup applications, but it does not work.
Also I tried adding it to .bash_profile and rc.d. In rc.d it works but that does not run it after login. I need it after login because it will ask people for their AD user and password via GUI.
The script itself looks like this:

    #!/bin/bash

MOUNTDIR=Public

DIRNAME=Avalik

DOMAIN=Domain

SERVER=server_adr

SHARE=shares



if [ ! -d ${HOME}/Documents/${DIRNAME} ]; then

    mkdir ${HOME}/Documents/${DIRNAME}

fi



# get the windows username

wUsername=`zenity --entry --width=300 --title="Mount $MOUNTDIR" --text="Kasutaja

nimi:"`

if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then

    exit 1

fi



# get the windows password

wPassword=`zenity --entry --width=300 --title="Mount $MOUNTDIR" --text="Parool:"

 --hide-text`

if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then

    exit 1

fi



mount -t cifs //$SERVER/$SHARE ${HOME}/Documents/${DIRNAME} -o username=${wUsern

ame},password=${wPassword},domain=${DOMAIN}



if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then

    zenity --info --title="Mount OK!" --text="Mount OK!"

else

    zenity --error --title="Mount Failed!" --text="Mount Failed!"

fi

I hope that someone knows how to do it.

PS: After I edited the visudo now it asks for root password after I open terminal. So terminal asks me for sudo password when ever I open it after login. Once I remove the line that should run the script in visudo it does not ask for password anymore.

Please help :)