Hi There! Thank you for your response. I have tried it with fs=davfs, and fs=autofs, just to make sure that it was not a type setting.
The mount command to mount would be: mount -t davfs <weburl> <mountpoint> so in my case it would be: mount -t davfs http://192.168.200.40/repos/ home/automount/web.site.com or alternativly, if a fstab entry is created, then just: mount -t davfs <mountpoint> The davfs is a kernel filesystem module that provides a way to mount a webdav resource as a local filesystem. The reason for using it is to have a transparent mounted filesystem into a webdav repository, that has automatic versioning. And the webdav repository can be anywhere on the intern, the davfs, using the fuse, and neon libraries, will auto-cache the files from the repository. So the access from the user point will be live, and the file versioning up to date, And completely transparent. The auto-mount is there for the simple reason that there will be many many mount points for the different projects, and having them all mounted at the same time will use all the machines resources. -Kevin On 5/18/07, Jeff Moyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Why didn't you reply to the list, as well? > > ==> On Fri, 18 May 2007 17:37:10 +0300, "Kevin Muller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > said: > > Kevin> [rpm -q autofs] > Kevin> autofs-5.0.1-0.rc2.43.0.2 > > Kevin> [uname -r] > Kevin> 2.6.18-8.1.3.el5 > > Kevin> [auto.master:] > Kevin> /misc /etc/auto.misc > Kevin> /net -hosts > Kevin> /home/automount autodav.auto --ghost --timeout=120 --debug > > Kevin> [autodav.auto:] > Kevin> web.site.com -fstype=autofs > http://192.168.200.40/repos > > This entry should not be fstype=autofs. If you can provide an example > of the command you use to mount this manually, I can help you write > your automount maps. > > -Jeff > p.s excuse the not replying to the list, I have got all my replies, and stuff in a confusion here, kinda put a spanner in the works, _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list [email protected] http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
