Le 24/05/2011 08:32, giggzounet a écrit : > Le 24/05/2011 05:23, Ian Kent a écrit : >> On Thu, 2011-05-19 at 09:10 +0200, giggzounet wrote: >>> Hi, >>> >>> I'm using autofs for years and on different configurations. It works >>> great! so thx for your great work. >>> >>> But I have a little question/problem: >>> We have a cluster (with CentOS 5.5). It's a little cluster, so the /home >>> "is" on the master. And this /home is exported to the nodes. I have >>> installed autofs in order to automount this /home when a user wants to >>> use his /home. >>> >>> So at the moment the configuration is simple: >>> cat auto.master >>> /home /etc/auto.home >>> >>> cat auto.home >>> * nfs_oscar:/home/& >>> >>> >>> So when a user comes autofs mounts only the /home for the user. >>> >>> So at the moment it works. but I find it not optimal, because when 2 >>> users try to connect from a node I get 2 mounts. >>> >>> I would like to get this behaviour: >>> when a user try to connect to his /home, autofs mount all the export >>> /home. It is possible ? >> >> It might be possible to come up with a method to mount all the keys in a >> indirect map on first access but that sounds like it would be more >> difficult than it's worth. >> >> Do you really need to mount these separately? >> >> Could you use a direct mount map instead? >> You could do this by using the following: >> >> in the master map (possibly /etc/auto.master): >> /- /etc/auto.direct.homes >> >> and /etc/auto.direct.homes could contain: >> /home oscar:/home >> >> This way there is only one mount not many and it will always make all >> home directories available on first access. >> >> Ian > > thx a lot! i will try this!
it works out of the box! Thx a lot _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list autofs@linux.kernel.org http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
