linux automount using nis maps from solaris
From: anon (anon_at_nowhere.net)
Date: 09/30/04
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Date: Wed, 29 Sep 2004 22:58:39 -0400
I am trying to get the linux automount (3.1.7) to accept the (NIS) maps that
our solaris systems use. The autofs script causes things like:
/usr/sbin/automount /work yp auto.work -ro,soft
to be executed. This looks right to me, but the automount program complains
"parse(sun): unknown option" and proceds to mount the entries in auto.work
for read/write instead of readonly. Otherwise thinks seem to be okay.
Why is automount choaking on "-ro,soft"? I have searched the web but cant
find anywhere where this is addressed... and the man page for automount is
not to helpful.
It seems implausable that linux's automount cant handle somehting this
simple... after all it can handle these same options when they are part of
an entry in the indirect map (auto.work in my case)... so it would be simple
to apply the options to all of the entries in the map... trival... It seem
to me that automount cant be that dumb... so I must be the one who is being
dumb... What am I doing wrong?
Here are the to maps:
#auto_master
/work auto.work -ro,soft
# auto_work
dev1 hostg:/t5s6/dev1
dev2 hostg:/t5s7/dev2
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