Greetings... I just recently upgraded to RH 7.0 from 6.2. Not having any *major* problems, but one minor problem is getting a bit annoying... In our network we use "autofs" to automount home directories. When the home directory is physically on another machine, autofs does a great job of mounting the directory via NFS. The problem occurs when the home directory is physically on the *same* machine as the user. When the user *first* tries to access the directory, autofs mount fails with the following message: Apr 14 00:11:31 piper modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module bind Apr 14 00:11:31 piper automount[31498]: >> mount: fs type bind not supported by kernel If the user immediately tries a second time, the mount succeeds. Under RH 6.2, this did not occur, and the mount request worked the first time. I understand that autofs is going to a "bind" type of mount for local filesystems under the 2.4.x kernels, but 2.2.x series don't support it. Is there any way to turn this behavior off? It gets annoying when programs such as samba, netscape & apache, fail occasionally because a file could not be found, not to mention user irritation at having to occasionally give the same command twice... John
