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I have problem with curlftpfs. When i mount it manualy everything works, but when I try to autmount via /etc/fstab, after reboot system stops on error 'Couldn't resolve host [my host name].

Line I added to fstab: 

curlftpfs#[username with @ escaped to %40]:[password]@[host] /media/[my dir] fuse allow_other,uid=0,gid=0 0 0

Manual command, that works: 

curlftpfs [same username]:[same pass]@[same host] /media[same dir]
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Did you try using IP instead of hostname in fstab entry? – Khaled Jan 22 at 15:54
Same error occurs. Couldn't resolve [host domain]. Not ip - but domain is mentioned as before. Does this maybe occur because of the @ in username? I can't get a username without this character... – Luigi Jan 22 at 16:14
No - that is not the problem. I tried with diffrent ftp, without @ in username. This is a server in cloud, maybe this has something to do with netowrking at the time fstab launches? – Luigi Jan 22 at 16:39
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