What version of autofs are you using on the Fedora clients? rpm -q autofs
Also, what appears in /var/log/messages when the mounts fail?
Thanks, Chris
David wrote:
Hi
I have a NIS server that broadcasts an auto.XXX files as such:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] proc]# ypcat -k auto.master /home auto.home /usr/local auto.local /pub auto.pub
[EMAIL PROTECTED] proc]# ypcat -k auto.home | head -8 magnusa hirst:/homes/hirst/dsk1/& hattne hirst:/homes/hirst/dsk2/& maria hirst:/homes/hirst/dsk2/& diane hirst:/homes/hirst/dsk2/& alina dqs1:/user13/& guestji hirst:/homes/hirst/dsk2/& hanna hirst:/homes/hirst/dsk2/& gunilla bacon:/Users/&
...
On the client side roughly half of the directories are actually mounted when I cd into them, the other half give: [EMAIL PROTECTED] proc]# cd /home/magnusa -bash: cd: /home/magnusa: No such file or directory
Without NIS everything works fine. However I have a few tens of workstations so it's quite tedious to update all machines with new files and restart autofs whenever something changes.
Am I doing something terribly wrong? Any other tips?
We are running debian on the servers and different Fedora's on the clients.
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