hi marc

Try looking at my docs..
        go to the /Net section  and the submount examples section

        http://www.Linux-Consulting.com/Amd_AutoFS/autofs-5.html#ss5.2
 
works for me anyway...in my little world of /Net/any_machine/any_exported_dirs

have fun
alvin

> Hi,
> 
> I was trying to make something equivalent to the sun's automounter
> net   -hosts 
> 
> But I/it failed and after simplifying the problem to a simple submount I still
> haven't it right.
> 
> Here you have the files:
> 
> bash-2.01# cat auto.master 
> /mntexp /etc/auto.mnt
> 
> (There is also a yp auto.master but it works fine: it automount /home correctly
> and ignores /mnt -hosts -rw,soft,intr,noquota)
> 
> bash-2.01# cat auto.mnt 
> mamiko  -fstype=autofs,rw,soft,intr,noquota     file:/etc/auto.mamiko
> 
> bash-2.01# cat auto.mamiko 
> home3   mamiko:/home3
> 
> And now the messages from automount
> 
> [root@helios init.d]# ls /mntexp/mamiko
> Mar 10 03:02:22 helios automount[383]: attempting to mount entry /mntexp/mamiko
> Mar 10 03:02:22 helios automount[477]: lookup(file): looking up mamiko
> Mar 10 03:02:22 helios automount[477]: lookup(file): mamiko ->
> -fstype=autofs,rw,soft,intr,noquota^Ifile:/etc/auto.mamiko
> Mar 10 03:02:22 helios automount[477]: expanded entry:
> -fstype=autofs,rw,soft,intr,noquota^Ifile:/etc/auto.mamiko
> Mar 10 03:02:22 helios automount[477]: parse(sun): gathered options:
> fstype=autofs,rw,soft,intr,noquota
> Mar 10 03:02:22 helios automount[477]: parse(sun): core of entry:
> file:/etc/auto.mamiko
> Mar 10 03:02:22 helios automount[477]: do_mount file:/etc/auto.mamiko
> /mntexp/mamiko type autofs options rw,soft,intr,noquota using module autofs
> Mar 10 03:02:22 helios automount[477]: mount(autofs): calling mkdir
> /mntexp/mamiko
> Mar 10 03:02:22 helios automount[477]: mount(autofs): fullpath=/mntexp/mamiko
> what=file:/etc/auto.mamiko options=rw,soft,intr,noquota
> 
> 
> ^C to go back to the prompt
> 
> The version of automount is 
> bash-2.01# /usr/sbin/automount --version
> Linux automount version 3.1.3
> 
> And linux is 2.2.0-pre5 but it also failed on 2.2.2
> 
> What should I do now?
> 
> Marc
> 

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