> > # ls -l /auto > > ls: cannot access /auto/mlin: Permission denied > > total 0 > > d????????? ? ? ? ? ? mlin > > > Well the question marks mean that glibc cannot figure out the > permissions. This means probably > that the mount has not been succesfull. It was. The user can access it. But root can't.
> Does this work. I do not know anything about ssh agents. Than you should start to learn at least some basics. An ssh-agent is a process which keeps your "passwords" in memory to unlock the .ssh/id_* keys. Of course it works. I'm using it. > I n my construction I'm using the following command: > PasswordAuthentication='no' -o IdentityFile="$homedir/.ssh/id_dsa" -o This id_dsa, is it protected by password? If you use google to find out how to use automount and sshfs you'll find many instructions about how to generate a key with empty password and how to configure automount. However using an empty password is not an option for me. > the directory /mnt/mount.md5key/%USER% > is owned by the user and has permissions 700, so no other user except How do you assign these permissions 700 ? I didn't suceed Marc Weber _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list [email protected] http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
