Extract to NAS on Ubuntu 9.0.4 (XBMC Live)

[subsense]

First:
Hi all! I'm new here and love this great tool beats NZBget on all fronts!

My problem for wich I can't find a solution in these forums:

Config:
ASrock ION + XBMC Live (updated to 9.0.4.02).
NAS (CH3SNAS)

Now I want the ASrock to download the files, but I need to extract to a location on the NAS
On the NAS everyone has write access. After the unpack the rars needs te be deleted ofcourse

In sabnzbd+ I Learned I can't unpack directly to the NAS (like //nas/folder or smb://nas/folder)
Or can I?
So I have to permanently mount this //nas/folder to a location on the asrock.
The root folder in sabnzbd+ is "/home/xbmc" so I think the mount has to sit here somewhere (Like "/home/xbmc/Unzipt"

But how do I do that? I'm really a Linux n00b and have played around with the mount command.
What's the best way te do this?

[jcfp]

In sabnzbd+ I Learned I can't unpack directly to the NAS (like //nas/folder or smb://nas/folder)
Or can I? So I have to permanently mount this //nas/folder to a location on the asrock.

Correct.

The root folder in sabnzbd+ is "/home/xbmc" so I think the mount has to sit here somewhere (Like "/home/xbmc/Unzipt"

Nope, the mountpoint can be anywhere; sabnzbd only assumes paths that don't start with a / to be relative to its favorite directory. So just specify the full path if it's somewhere else.

But how do I do that? I'm really a Linux n00b and have played around with the mount command.
What's the best way te do this?

Permanently mount the thing, then configure the relevant directory setting accordingly. That's all.

[subsense]

In sabnzbd+ I Learned I can't unpack directly to the NAS (like //nas/folder or smb://nas/folder)
Or can I? So I have to permanently mount this //nas/folder to a location on the asrock.

.......

Permanently mount the thing, then configure the relevant directory setting accordingly. That's all.

Great thanks, zo I edit the file "/etc/fstab", added the following lines

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# Samba
# //ipaddress_nas/Volume_2/Unzipt  /home/xbmc/nas/Unzipt  cifs  user=user,uid=1000,gid=100  0  0
//ipaddress_nas/Volume_2/Unzipt  /home/xbmc/nas/Unzipt  cifs

I don't use "user=user,uid=1000,gid=100  0  0" so I've deleted this.
But after a reboot, no mounts.

[jcfp]

Great thanks, zo I edit the file "/etc/fstab", added the following lines

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# Samba
# //ipaddress_nas/Volume_2/Unzipt  /home/xbmc/nas/Unzipt  cifs  user=user,uid=1000,gid=100  0  0
//ipaddress_nas/Volume_2/Unzipt  /home/xbmc/nas/Unzipt  cifs

I don't use "user=user,uid=1000,gid=100  0  0" so I've deleted this.
But after a reboot, no mounts.

Leaving out credentials might cause a prompt for the password, try:

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//ipaddress_nas/Volume_2/Unzipt /home/xbmc/nas/Unzipt cifs guest 0 0

testing doesn't need a reboot, just sudo mount /home/xbmc/nas/Unzipt does the job.

[subsense]

Then I get this error

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(T: XBMCLive)xbmc@XBMCLive:~$ sudo mount /home/xbmc/nas/Unzipt
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on //ipaddress/Volume_2/Unzipt,
       missing codepage or helper program, or other error
       (for several filesystems (e.g. nfs, cifs) you might
       need a /sbin/mount.<type> helper program)
       In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
       dmesg | tail  or so

(T: XBMCLive)xbmc@XBMCLive:~$

I will also look into the Ubuntu forums, it's kinda Linux/xbmc not sabnzbd+
That's working perfectly 

[subsense]

Had to install the smb client 
I can mount now 

Now I must just figure out how to auto-mount...