On Fri, 2007-07-27 at 18:21 -0500, Wolfe, Allan wrote: Back to this again.
> On Solaris, only the case defined definition appears as the mount. I > guess they have programmed around receiving multiple values for an > attribute and adopts the one if the % sign is used in one of the values. > Over RHEL3/autofs 4.1.x, there is a mount per "cn" received. One with > case sensitivity, one with the delimiters included. Not elegant, but > the case sensitive path is preserved between platforms for the benefit > of the common applications running cross-platform. Both mounted paths > are accessible as mounted. > So is it accurate to say that, in this case, the: cn: Java provides the case insensitive match for key java and: cn: %Java defines case sensitivity constraints for autofs to use when matching the entry? Is it possible then to match Java and JaVa by adding an additional cn of: cn: %Ja%Va to the above entry? Is it possible then, in this scenario, to have distinct LDAP entries for keys Java and JaVa? Ian _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list [email protected] http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
