autofs fc2 es3 help

From: Mike Cotton (mcotton_at_aptas.com)
Date: 10/29/04

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Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 14:03:16 -0600

    Hello All,

    I am having an issue that I can't seem to find in the lists, or in Google.
    There is lots of information available, but not quite what I am
    experiencing.

    I have a file server that is running ESv.3 and is using autofs-3.1.7-41 and
    is setup to use LDAP for automount configurations. I am building a couple
    of FC2 test boxes for our upgrade path. The FC2 boxes are using
    autofs-4.1.2-2 and are having an issue with part of the automount / nfs
    settings. We have several FC1 desktops running autofs-3.1.7-42 and can
    mount all without problems.

    The client mapping and automounts work on the FC1 boxes we are currently
    using. We map 3 mounts in the ldap config (the users home directory, one
    for apps, and one for qatest fileshares). All three file shares work under
    FC1, but when mounting with the FC2 test box the home directory mounts
    successfully - but the two fileshares fail.

    The two fileshares are to be mapped to /aptas as /aptas/apps and
    /aptas/qatest. The /aptas directory appears but it is empty. The repeating
    error messages from /var/log/messages are below.

    Oct 29 13:48:13 dev0lt automount[3289]: >> Unsupported nfs mount option:
    no_root_squash
    Oct 29 13:48:13 dev0lt automount[3289]: mount(nfs): nfs: mount failure
    labrador:/export/home/.directory on /aptas/.directory
    Oct 29 13:48:13 dev0lt automount[3289]: failed to mount /aptas/.directory

    The three mounts look like this in LDAP -

    -rw,no_root_squash,hard,bg,intr labrador:/export/apps
    -rw,no_root_squash,hard,bg,intr labrador:/export/qatest
    And the one that works is -
    -rw,no_root_squash,hard,bg,intr labrador:/export/home/&

    The error seems to point to NFS with the no_root_squash switch, but yet that
    switch works in the home directory mount.

    Can someone help me with this one?

    Thanks.

    Mike Cotton 

    


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