> -----Original Message----- > From: Mike Waychison [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>>>If the idea is to have a 'Network Neighborhood' inside > >>each user's > >>>>>homedir, you could write an executable map for /home > >>>> > >>>>It will hide /home directory content. > >>> > >>>No. It wouldn't presuming that your /home subdirs are automounted. > > > > > > What if my home dirs is not automounted from network server? I just > > simply want it for local users. > > > > Well, in that case you'd have to use direct mounts (which > don't work as expected in automount4). Alternatively, you can always > > mkdir /export > mv /home /export > > And start automounting your home directories from localhost. Don't > worry, automount will detect it being local and will not use > NFS, rather it will --bind mount the filesystems, so there is > no performance hit. ;) Yes, I thought about it, but it's rather ugly solution (as for me), then it's seems better to spawn new automount process for ~user/NetworkNeigboorhood at logon time and terminate it at logoff. This allows us to avoid UID/GID exporting problem at all, since it will be obvious which user's credetials to use for mount. Any objections? Dimitry. _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
