hi ya oren
simple tests...
- make sure /home is exported to be rw to your deb box...
- am assuming you want to write into your home dir
- on your deb box...make sure you can at least manually mount it
deb# mkdir /mnt/test
deb# mount solaris:/home /mnt/test
- i use autofs...( for simple automount stuff ) ( no NIS/yp etc
compatibility needs )
deb# cat /etc/auto.master
#.... comments ..
#
# mkdir /.autofs
/.autofs /etc/auto.home --timeout 600
#
# end of file
deb# cat /etc/auto.home
#.... comments ...
#
home.NFS -fstype=nfs,intr,soft solaris:/home
#
# end of file
- your automounted new home dir is /.autofs/home.NFS
#
deb# ls -laR /.autofs/home.NFS/<your_home>
deb# ln -s /.autofs/home.NFS /where-ever-your-want-home-to-be
-
- last possible gotcha.....
- you might need to specify rpc-1 or rpc-2 depending on
- which protocol is used by linux kernel vs solaris kernel
- - you define the option if needed
- ( search the web ( "rpc-1 rpc-2" for options syntax )
-
c ya
alvin
http://wwww.linux-consulting.com/Amd_AutoFS/autofs-HOWTO.html
On Mon, 21 Aug 2000, Oren Geller wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a debian machine running as a nis client.
> I cant get the amd to mount my remote home directory (on a solaris )
> Can you please help me get the automounter (amd or autofs) to work with
> the NIS auto.home map.
> I can get the map with ypcat
>
> Thanks
>
> Oren
>
>
>
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