Hi Ian,
thx for clarify. I tried now about 2 days to convert
the following file-map to a program-map - but I failed.
Could you give me a hint ?
*** /etc/auto.master
/home/f /etc/auto.test1
*** /etc/auto.test1
test1 -rw / :/tmp \
/test :/var
This works like a Charme
[r...@fs1 /home]$ /etc/init.d/autofs restart
Stopping automounter: done.
Starting automounter: done.
[r...@fs1 /home]$ ls /home/f/test1
DataDir_-usr-local-staf-data-STAF.tmp STAF.tmp STAFIPC_STAF
STAFIPC_STAFJSTAF_STAFJVM1 autofs-dynamic.local autofs-dynamic.remote
hsperfdata_root test
[r...@fs1 /home]$ ls /home/f/test1/test
autofs backups cache lib local lock log mail opt run spool
tmp www
I tried a lot of variants with a program map - but I did't get
managed to mount a root (like "test1 -rw / :/tmp") via
program-map.
Mounting ONLY a subdir (like "test1 -rw /xx :/tmp") works fine.
Could you please give me a sample converting the file-map sample above
(auto.test1)
to a program-map ?
Thx for helping in advance ..
regards
Danny
P.S.: Usecase - I want to include different bind-mounts to the users
home dynamically, so
I want to use autofs for "creating/bind-mounting" the users home on the
fly.
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