==> On Thu, 17 May 2007 12:18:47 +0300, "Kevin Muller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Kevin> autofs / davfs Kevin> Im having a problem automounting a davfs share. Kevin> The share is setup, and works perfect without the automount. Kevin> but as soon as a 'ls' is done on the automount directory, and the autofs Kevin> tries to mount it, it hangs for a while, then if ctrl-c's out of it, the Kevin> next ls on that directory shows the files correctly. Kevin> The idea is to have the files available through Samba, and as soon as samba Kevin> tries to access the folder it will be a webdav share that gets mounted at Kevin> that point. Kevin> Any suggestions at this point will be helpful. I'm sorry, did we leave you hanging on this issue? The last thing I see in the discussion was this post from you: ,---- | mount(generic): calling mount -t davfs http://v6.muglets.com.dev/repos | /home/automount/web.site.com | May 21 15:56:22 devaccess automount[32663]: >> /sbin/mount.davfs: no | free coda device to mount | May 21 15:56:22 devaccess automount[32663]: >> /sbin/mount.davfs: | trying fuse kernel file system | May 21 15:56:22 devaccess automount[32663]: >> /sbin/mount.davfs: fuse | device opened successfully | | >From this I deduce that the modules load, and the file system is put | in place, and the autofs hangs before control is returned. `---- When you reproduce this, can you get the output from `ps auxwww | grep mount` and post it here? I'm wondering whether the mount command ever returns. Also, this looks to be just a snippet of the log. Could you include the rest of the logs, or tell us if this was the last thing logged by automount? Thanks! Jeff _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list [email protected] http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
