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07-25-2003 02:46 PM
07-25-2003 02:46 PM
nis auto.direct map not working in Redhat linux
Hi all,
I recently installed redhat linux 9 and join it in our NIS domain.
The box has no problem to see all the NIS maps.
# ypcat -k auto.direct
/apps fileserver1:/sun4/apps
/opt fileserver2:/sun4/opt
# ypcat -k auto.master
/- auto.direct -soft
/net -hosts -soft
/home auto.home -soft
The box also have /etc/auto.master
# cat /etc/auto.master
/home yp:auto.home
# cat /etc/nsswitch.conf | grep automount
automount: files nis
I got users' homes to automount on this machine work fine.
But could not direct mount /apps and /opt.
if I "cd / " and then " ls"
I saw "-" listed as a file there.
# ls
- bin boot dev etc home initrd lib
Can you help me with the auto.direct mounting problems. We have sun and hp machines. all work fine.
Thanks, Jane
I recently installed redhat linux 9 and join it in our NIS domain.
The box has no problem to see all the NIS maps.
# ypcat -k auto.direct
/apps fileserver1:/sun4/apps
/opt fileserver2:/sun4/opt
# ypcat -k auto.master
/- auto.direct -soft
/net -hosts -soft
/home auto.home -soft
The box also have /etc/auto.master
# cat /etc/auto.master
/home yp:auto.home
# cat /etc/nsswitch.conf | grep automount
automount: files nis
I got users' homes to automount on this machine work fine.
But could not direct mount /apps and /opt.
if I "cd / " and then " ls"
I saw "-" listed as a file there.
# ls
- bin boot dev etc home initrd lib
Can you help me with the auto.direct mounting problems. We have sun and hp machines. all work fine.
Thanks, Jane
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07-27-2003 11:30 PM
07-27-2003 11:30 PM
Re: nis auto.direct map not working in Redhat linux
Jane,
Most Linux aren't supporting direct Maps
for AutoFS file systems which explains the behaior tha you see.
Regards,
-> Brian Hackley
Most Linux aren't supporting direct Maps
for AutoFS file systems which explains the behaior tha you see.
Regards,
-> Brian Hackley
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08-05-2003 09:26 AM
08-05-2003 09:26 AM
Re: nis auto.direct map not working in Redhat linux
Brian,
Thanks for the verification.
Currently, we configure those linux boxes only as computing box, all the application software would be installed in a hpux file server.
How can I achieve this? automounting the installation in HPux from the linux box?
Thanks.
Thanks for the verification.
Currently, we configure those linux boxes only as computing box, all the application software would be installed in a hpux file server.
How can I achieve this? automounting the installation in HPux from the linux box?
Thanks.
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