On Fri, 2008-11-28 at 12:51 +0100, Andreas Frisch wrote: > dear list users, > > i've tried to look at the mailing list archives on > http://linux.kernel.org/pipermail/autofs/ > but it gives me a 403 forbidden on that.
I've email the admin on kernel.org a couple of times about this but nothing so far. I'll try again. > > secondly, i have an issue about combing autofs and cdfs. > when inserting a video-cd (vcd) in the cd-drive without cdfs loaded, i get an > autofs mountpoint where i can browse through the directories, no matter if > the > medium is an originally pressed "compact disc digital video" medium or a self- > burned vcd which just has the same file structure but differs physically. > with cdfs kernel module loaded, i see > /autofs/sr0/sessions_1-1.iso > /autofs/sr0/videocd-1.mpeg > on an original vcd medium. the mpeg file can be accessed like a regular file > on a data cd (while the file /autofs/sr0/mpegav/avseq01.dat on a "real" vcd > without cdfs loaded, is inaccessible) > when i insert a "fake" vcd (self-burned), then the autofs mount ONLY shows > the > sessions_1-1.iso. > the same thing occurs on "mixed mode" audio-cds. the "data track" is shown as > sessions_1-??.iso, while the raw audio tracks are being prefixed by a wav > header and resembled with the names track-??.wav by cdfs. > my question now is: can autofs automatically loop-mount those "fake" iso > tracks simulated by cdfs on "special" cd media into a new autofs directory > and > how do i have to proceed to do that? Are you sure this is the right place for this question? What is your current autofs configuration? Ian _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list autofs@linux.kernel.org http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
