thanx Taylor I'll try it today & let u know about the success &
or errors...!!!
thanx again
Taylor, ForrestX wrote:
On Tue, 2004-03-09 at 01:19, Pranay C. Tembhekar wrote:
Hi Everybody,
I want little bit help. I've installed Red Hat Linux 8.0 &
configured it as a NFS & NIS server. I also installed Red Hat Linux 8.0
on other system as a NIS client. Now I want to automount the hosts. E.g.
/hosts/<systemname>/home. I have exported the /home from server. How can
I achieve this in red hat linux. In solaris I can specify "/hosts -hosts
<options" in auto_master. But what's the procedure to do this in red hat
linux?
Use autofs4 (ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/daemons/autofs/v4/). Grab
the latest src.rpm and rebuild it. You will probably have to make
autofs start after NIS. In the spec file, I have:
# chkconfig: 345 61 19
Also, make sure you have 'alias autofs autofs4' in /etc/modules.conf,
and remove the autofs3 module (service autofs stop;rmmod autofs). I
usually put these in the RPM file, but I haven't downloaded the latest
to see if this is already in it.
Once you rebuild the src.rpm file, install it and start it. Instead of
/hosts, you will use /net, and you may want to add nonstrict to the opts
line in /etc/auto.net (if it isn't already).
If you have problems, return with your errors.
Forrest
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