automount
Marc Kwiatkowski {Host Software-AIX}
marc at ultra.com
Sat Feb 2 06:11:58 AEST 1991
I fear this question has already been asked, but since I haven't seen
mention of it recently, I'll chance wasting some bandwidth.
I cannot get automount to work at all. Automounting the trivial case,
described below, results in a mount entry, but the automount mount-point
is still empty. Reviewing previous postings I see that people have had
complaints about automount but were able to get it running. Can someone
enlighten me?
I verified I can nfs mount a a local filesystem. That is, on host "foo",
$ mount foo:/tmp /mnt
works correctly.
I would expect that an automount using the following auto.master and auto.direct
should also work. In the case described here, I have disabled all NIS daemons
to insure that there is no interaction with the NIS auto.master or auto.direct.
$ cat /etc/auto.master
/- /etc/auto.direct
$ cat /etc/auto.direct
/mnt/tmp foo:/tmp
$ /usr/etc/automount
$ mount
.
.
.
foo (pidXXXXX) /- nfs January 30,1991 ro
Inspecting /mnt/tmp shows nothing, nor is there any auto-generated
mount-point in /tmp_mnt.
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