I put this file in /pkgs/ldapprogs/bin/autohome.sh
Then ln -s /pkgs/ldapprogs/bin/autohome.sh /etc/auto_home
Don't forget to chmod 750 /pkgs/ldapprogs/bin/autohome.sh
#!/bin/sh
#!# autohome.sh - v1.1 by Jason Oakley ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) 10/04/02
#!# This script is used by automountd to mount home directories.
#!# It gets the data from LDAP on your LDAP server
#!# It will output the mount point eg server4:/export/home/joakley
#!# The name of our LDAP server
LDAPSERVER="ldap.server.name.com"
#!# The Context of our LDAP data
CONTEXT="ou=Department,o=Company"
#!# The username to search on (from the Commandline Argument list)
USERNAME=$1
#!# The LDAP entry field holding the mount point
SEARCH="nisMapEntry"
#!# Grab the users' data from LDAP and strip out just the Mount Point data
SEARCHDATA=`/usr/bin/ldapsearch -h $LDAPSERVER -b $CONTEXT cn=$USERNAME |
/usr/bin/grep $SEARCH`
#!# Take out the users mountpoint discarding the "nisMapEntry=" part of the line
MOUNTPOINT=`/usr/bin/echo $SEARCHDATA | /usr/bin/awk -F"=" '{print $2}'`
#!# Convert server4:/export/home/& to server4:/export/home/username
USERMOUNTPOINT=`/usr/bin/echo $MOUNTPOINT | /usr/bin/sed "s/&/$1/"`
#!# Output the data to STDOUT
/usr/bin/echo $USERMOUNTPOINT
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Jason Oakley +612 8282 1434
MSG Security Administrator
AAPT -- Glebe -- Australia
http://www.aapt.com.au
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