On Mon, 1 Nov 2004, Denis Vlasenko wrote: > Please use "reply before quote" style. > > On Monday 01 November 2004 11:15, Alexander Ponomarenko wrote: > > I use Debian Linux (testing) and version of automount there is > > Linux automount version 4.0.0 > > But I think this bug is not known and so is not fixed yet even in new > > versions (I didn't find any subject on this question in Internet). > > I can confirm that bug is still there in 4.1.3: > > # automount /mnt/auto > > (/mnt is a symlink) does not expire mounts: > > 13:23:47 * Initializing > 13:23:48 * Starting: automount -f -s -v --timeout 15 /mnt/auto program /root/bin/mapper.sh > 13:23:48 starting automounter version 4.1.3, path = /mnt/auto, maptype = program, mapname = /root/bin/mapper.sh > 13:23:48 using kernel protocol version 3.00 Does this occur with the autofs4 module. We want to see 4.05 instead of 3.00.
I saw the same with autofs (3) and autofs4 modules.
/etc/auto.master is
/var/autofs/local /etc/auto.local --timeout=30
/usr/var/autofs/remote /etc/auto.remote --timeout=300
/usr/var/autofs/mks /etc/auto.mks --timeout=300
where /var is simbolic link to /usr/var. All mounts from /etc/auto.local don't unmounts on expiration time but mounts from /etc/auto.remote and /etc/auto.mks works fine (unmounts on expiration time). The situation is the same as for the version 3 of autofs kernel module, as for the version 4. I can add syslog logs if needed (too mach for posting).
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