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From: Steffen Klupsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Organization: TU Darmstadt, Integrierte Schaltungen und Systeme
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 Working a little bit further on the problem of 'recursive' automount
 scripts:
 
 > ##script auto.vlsi ##
 > local   -rw,bg,rsize=8192,wsize=16384   nets1:/iss/local1
 > Linux                                   :/vlsi/local/Linux
 
 I have the following status quo:
 the automounter does NOT allow recursive automount requests.
 
 I can do automounts on 'automount-directories', if they 're based on
 different automount processes (enforcing two different automount points   and
two automount-scripts).
 
 The disallowance of recursive automounts is a major backdraw if compared  to
the 'amutils'. It is impossible to 'translate' amd maps :-(
 
 My sysadmin will explode, when she notices that I mount the  
 nets1:/iss/local1' tentimes for each linux machine...
 
 :-) Maybe this can be worked around with a patch to mount?
 
 Regards, Steffen

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