Darren Kenny wrote: > Hi Trond, > > Out of curiosity, what entry do you have in /etc/auto_master? > > The default is: > > /home auto_home -nobrowse > > The +auto_master entry instructs the auto mounter to read it from nis instead, and it is missing from there. I know I can override this by moving the line above the +auto_master, but I think it is a workaround and not fixing the real problem.
> directories in /home are only visible if they've been specifically requested, > but if you don't have nobrowse, it's possible that in getting the full tree to > represent in a tree-view in nautilus it's trying to see what dirs it has > access > to, etc. > I know that. > It also looks like (because of port_associate calls) that nautilus is actually > monitoring these dirs for change too - but I could be mistaken without looking > at the code. > > This is what I suspect as well, and this is what I would call the root problem of what I'm seeing. Why on earth would I like to monitor the home directories for everyone else just because I wanted to look at the content in one of my folders... Trond
