Hi,
I am new to this list, so please forgive my ignorances.
I had a SuSE Pro 9.0 system running autofs (v3) running earlier. The
autofs itself did not have any issues at all until I decided to upgrade
the system to SuSE 9.3. It was a clean install, and autofs4-4.1.3 became
the default kernel autofs module. My autofs master map comes from a
OpenLDAP server and it contains 3 different mount maps.
/users (LDAP map)
/protein/users (LDAP map)
/import/users (LDAP map)
I also have a file-based map in this server (/export/users).
Recently I was trying to move a user's home dir from server1 to server2.
After moving his home dir and making the relevant changes to his LDAP
entry (homeDirectory attribute), I tried to restart autofs in the
above-mentioned server. The server already had several users logged in
under /protein/users. Though the restart did not complain, I noticed
that autofs status showed "Configured mount points" correctly and
removed the currently mounted mount points from "Active mount points".
Is there a reason why? Also strangely the ownerships of the previously
mounted dirs had been changed to root:root.
I have been forced to move back to autofs-3.1.7-904 as this is a
production server. Any help much appreciated.
Thanks,
Prakash
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