On Mon, Jan 23, 2006 at 09:15:07AM +0000, Tim Cutts wrote:
>
>Thanks for the files. I can't currently see how you're telling amd
>to use your amd.home map; it's not mentioned in the defaults/am-utils
>file, and it's commented out in the amd.conf file - did you modify
>the /etc/init.d/am-utils file directly to do it, and if so, can you
>tell me what the exact command line is that am-utils is getting
>launched with?
>
>Tim
Oh, I should have made that a little more clear. The machine in question is
not actually using the amd.home map. The other two machines in the cluster
use it. I just included it for completeness. On this particular machine,
/home is local so there is no need for a map.
But, to insure that some file is accessible on all machines through the same
path, we often use things like /net/bach/d1/foo even when on machine bach.
That way the path doesn't change if accessed from another machine.
The other two machines which use amd.home receive it via NIS.
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