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06-28-2000 09:06 AM
06-28-2000 09:06 AM
I have a K420, 10.20 server. The automount is used to access home directories from other HP servers. When I do a cd /net/hostname , it actually creates a link under /net as follows:
/net/hostname --> /tmp_mnt/net/hostname
I checked the /etc/auto_master and /etc/auto.direct files and there is no /tmp_mnt mentioned. Also no mention in /etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf
Can someone tell me why this link is created instead of accessing the host under /net directly?
Thanks in Advance
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06-28-2000 09:17 AM
06-28-2000 09:17 AM
Re: Automount
Get rid of the staging area, then indirect map mount points are another directory filled with direct mounts.
The mounts reference a mount point and not the parent directory itself.
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06-28-2000 09:27 AM
06-28-2000 09:27 AM
Re: Automount
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06-29-2000 01:05 AM
06-29-2000 01:05 AM
Solutionif you want to have the real mount point you can install the Patch PHNE_20628 NFS/NIS cumulative megapatch (look for dependencies !!)
Then you have within /etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf the option to set the new automount functionality (AUTOFS=1)
This enables the new automounter which now mount directly to the directory you want to go. Also you can enable NFS V3 with this patch.
Greetings
Andrew
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06-29-2000 10:48 AM
06-29-2000 10:48 AM
Re: Automount
Commadore.