Hello, Hoping someone can help me figure out if its possible to do multi-level deep automounts via ldap. I've seen a few examples of this using files but can't get it to work using LDAP.
eg I want: server1:/export/protemp - /nfs/tmp/production server2:/export/tmp/weekly - /nfs/tmp/weekly server2:/export/tmp/hourly - /nfs/tmp/hourly pseudo ldap implementation cn=nfs,ou=auto.master: ldap: ou=auto.nfs objectClass = automountMap cn=tmp,ou=auto.nfs: ldap ou=outo.tmp,ou=auto.nfs objectClass = automount ou=auto.tmp,ou=auto.nfs: objectClass automountMap cn=production,ou=auto.tmp,ou=auto.nfs: -rw,hard,intr,tcp server1:/export/protemp objectClass = automount ... It more or less makes sense to me why automount isn't picking this up - I'm using RedHat derivatives to the automount init status command gives me a list of configured automounts which is basically everything in auto.master - so automount isn't loading the map for /nfs/tmp (ou=auto.tmp,ou=auto.nfs) ... not sure how to make this happen ... I tried having both /nfs and /nfs/tmp under auto.master but that didn't work either. So - a) is this possible? b) whats the "correct" way to implement on the LDAP server side? c) possible alternate solution? TIA, Shane. _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list autofs@linux.kernel.org http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
