On 14:25 03 Dec 2002, Ryurick M. Hristev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| I am new to autofs but used the amd for a while.
|
| Currently I have one amd map file across many clients. Each client takes
| whatever is for in for it, via a 'host==' attribute.
|
| Is there an equivalent under autofs ? I.e. some hosts should mount
| only some shares but not others listed in the maps ?
Can you show us some example amd clauses to make more clear what you mean?
For my home machines I have a map per machine.
backup -soft,intr,ro amadeus:/&
* -soft,intr amadeus:/&
Most have just the asterisk line; the "backup" above is readonly for safety.
Then you control the available shares via the /etc/exports file.
The auto.master file looks like this (in part):
/nfs/amadeus /etc/auto/amadeus --timeout 300
/nfs/cerebus /etc/auto/cerebus --timeout 300
/nfs/jekyll /etc/auto/jekyll --timeout 300
/nfs/hyde /etc/auto/hyde --timeout 60
I have an automounter directory "/nfs/hostname" for each host.
It's easy enough to autogenerate all this stuff with a few tiny shell
scripts if your system is large enough to warrant it (eg more than 10
or so machines).
| Any way of doing this in a ldap setting ?
Don't know. I don't think so - autofs is pretty simple.
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