Mike DeMarco wrote:
Danek Duvall wrote:
I had on my laptop (wumpus) a line in
/etc/auto_home that read:
duvall wumpus:/zool/&
(zool/duvall is the ZFS dataset on that machine
where my home directory
lives). Up through 2009.06 (build 111), this
worked great -- the machine
would boot up, I'd log in as duvall in gdm, and I'd
be on my way.
>
However, when I upgraded to build 116, this no
longer worked.
I would expect this to automatically short-circuit to
using an
lofs mount, and I have no idea why it did not. Since
autofs
hasn't changed in some time, it's probably due to
some other
changes in the system causing self_check() in
autod_nfs.c to
break. It's pretty hoary old code, that bit. This
sounds
bugworthy, but I can't make promises that it will be
quickly
addressed.
Rob T
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run
netservices open and try
How does SBD affect whether automounter uses lofs or attempts nfs?
The original poster said that he can manually specify lofs and all works.
Personally, I use the following auto_home line with no problems:
* localhost:/export/home/&
I don't specify lofs manually, and I haven't run netservices, yet
automounter mounts this as lofs without question. If I replace the *
with a username, IIRC I begin to get the same NFS/RPC problems reported.
To me, this looks like an automounter issue rather than SBD.
Maybe today's the day I finally get round to bugging it if it's not
already :-)
Regards,
Brian
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Brian Ruthven
Solaris Revenue Product Engineering
Sun Microsystems UK
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