Hi,
thank you for your reply.
So, all is OK, I just haven't understand the internal working of autofs.
It's just seem a bit silly to me, that autofs don't show the differents
mount point of a map in the map's directory.
If I mount data in /autofs, I must change directory to /autofs/data for
seeing it... But if I don't known the existence of /autofs/data, how can I
do that ???
Is the symbolic link the only solution ?
Best Regards.
David.
On Fri, 23 Nov 2001, Alvin Oga wrote:
>
> hi ya david
>
>
> if you are on crir-a136.univ-savoie.fr...
> i am assuming oyu do want to automount the local /data/etc.tgz to itself
> and unmount when not in use...
>
> when you manually mount /data ... what files do you see
> that is not visible when automounting with autofs ??
>
> i am assuming your mchine only has one file
> crir-a136.univ-savoie.fr:/data/etc.tgz
>
> than your ls -la /autofs shows the correct result
>
> and your ls -la /autofs/data showed the correct result
> or ls -la /autofs/* will show the same result above
>
> if you were expecting more than etc.tgz to be listed,
> than we'd need to find out what else is missing/broken
> ( probably a permission problem ob the other files
>
> have fun
> alvin
> http://www.Linux-Consulting.com/Amd_AutoFS - AutoFS-HOWTO
>
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