As suggested, I am forwarding this question to the autofs mailing list, since my problem doesn't seem to be Timo's patch.
On Fri, Mar 24, 2006 at 06:05:31PM +0100, Timo Felbinger wrote: > On Thu, Mar 23, 2006 at 09:57:15AM -0700, Pi (aka Anthony Martinez) wrote: > > > > > > > Is it correct that this is a "program" map which is to telling > > > automount to mount /fs/administratium/accounts/p/pi as /u/pi, > > > and this information is taken from an ldap entry containing the > > > attributes > > > uid: pi > > > tccRawHomeDir: /fs/administratium/accounts/p/pi > > > > > ? If so, would > > > automount /u ldap > > > "ldap://<server>/<base>?uid,tccRawHomeDir?sub?<filter>" > > > do what you want? > > > > OK. I am using > > ldaps://<server>/ou=accounts,<base>?uid,tccRawHomeDir?sub?(objectClass=tccAccount) > > > > but this mounts /u/pi in some weird fashion: (the results of 'find /u/pi') > > > > /u/pi > > /u/pi/fs > > /u/pi/fs/administratium > > /u/pi/fs/administratium/accounts > > /u/pi/fs/administratium/accounts/p > > /u/pi/fs/administratium/accounts/p/pi > > > > No, that's definitely not what it should do. (and I just tried and > failed to reproduce this problem) > > However, I do not see how this is specific to the lookup_ldap module > (which is the only one affected by my patch). Essentially, these lookup > modules just get handed a key value (in your example, "pi"), and return > information on what to mount there (in your example, > "/fs/administratium/accounts/p/pi"), much like your program map. > The result should be the same as what you get manually with > mount -o bind /fs/administratium/accounts/p/pi /u/pi > (this is a local (not NFS) mount, right?), and it works for me like that. Additional information: /fs is also handled by automount, but that mount works correctly > > So your problem might be more general (too old kernel version, maybe?), Debian Stable, kernel 2.6.8, autofs 4.1.3+4.1.4beta2 (with both Timo and my patches relating to LDAP functionality) > and maybe you could ask this on the autofs mailing list > (http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs)? > > Regards, > > Timo -- <aydiosmio> wow <aydiosmio> someone's password in this db is "secrets" <aydiosmio> I thought hackers was a lie <com`fu> it was <com`fu> they said secret _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list [email protected] http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
