Running autofs-5.0.1-0.rc3.33 on Fedora Core 6.
I'm trying to mount a share on a Windows 2003 server in a domain. nslookup
returns the correct IP address and I can ping it.
I have a domain username/password that gives me admin access to this server as
well as to my local PC.
For the purpose of this I create a local (not domain) user called awmelsales1
and a share called awmelsales1_backups. I do this on the server and on my PC.
TEST 1:
I can mount the share manually using
mount -o -fstype=cifs,username=awmelsales1,password=password
//awmelfp01/awmelsales1_backups /mnt
TEST 2:
I run auto.samba manually (using /etc/auto.samba awmelfp01) this gives me:
-fstype=cifs,username=awmelsales1,password=password \
/awmelsales1_backups "://awmelfp01/awmelsales1_backups" \
/awmelsales2_backups "://awmelfp01/awmelsales2_backups"
TEST 3:
I try this out on my local PC
ls -l /smb/MYPC/awmelsales1_backups
and it lists out all the files ie it works
At this point I assume that:
1 - I can manually mount so I can see the server, the share and have permissions
2 - autofs can successfully connect and see the shares
3 - it works on my PC so the names are all ok ie underscores are ok, autofs and
its config is ok
However when I ls -l /smb/awmelfp01/awmelsales1_backups then I get "No such
file or directory" and the log shows
attempting to mount entry /smb/awmelfp01
parse_mapent: parse(sun): invalid location
failed to mount /smb/awmelfp01
What am I missing? Ideas? Help ....
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