hi simon
right now.. I've gotten around knfsd ??
the machines are doing what I want it to do, like what rh-5.x used
to do with exported homes...
I just removed the symlink:
was: ln -s /.autofs/HomeServer/home /home
now: ln -s /.autofs/home /home
and all the /home/<users> are happy
these work..
diff /net/server1/etc/passwd /net/homeserver/etc/passwd
diff /home1/user/foo /home2/user/foo
this fails due to knfds ??
diff /net/home1server/home/user/foo /net/home2server/home/user/foo
( a little inconvenient not to be able to use...but have work around )
server:/etc/export
/ *.foo.com(ro)
/home *.foo.com(rw) -- not I still do both exports on rh-6.0...
this is thru autofs...
have fun
alvin
> > I wonder if your /usr problem is the same as my importing /home problem
> > from a rh-6.0 machine
>
> Sounds like it. I didn't quite follow what you were saying in you're
> previous posts.
>
> > ls -la /Net/server/home/user fails
>
> This is because the RH6.0 box has exported server:/ and this does not
> include server:/home with knfsd. Try using mount manually and you will
> see what I mean. It would be nice if knsfd worked like the old
> nfs-server did :(
>
> > ls -la /home/user works - where home is an autofs imported directory
>
> This is a mount of server:/home and so works.
>
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