> > Actually, there is work on going to reduce the number of connections > > from the > > client to the server from one per mount to one per client server > > combination. > > Solaris has always done this and it works out quite well in practice. > > Excellent. > Tell me more?
this sure sounds like the old solaris automount setup of: foo server:/path/disk:foo bar server:/path/disk:bar hitting foo would mount server:/path/disk and then symlink/bind for foo. hitting bar within the timeout period would just cause another symlink/bind instead of another mount. i am mimicking this on my setup with two maps. one for disks and then one for home dirs that points to the disks mount. it still hiccups occasionally since the two automounts don't really know about each other. having this functionality back in automount would be great. _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list [email protected] http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
