Greetings:
My NIS auto.net has an entry that looks similar to:
my_dir -fstype=fuse,reconnect,allow_other,uid=6000,gid=6000,umask=0002
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/my_dir
It works fine with CentOS 4 x86, x86_64 and ia64 distributions using autofs4. I
installed CentOS 5 x86_64
which uses autofs5 and this NIS mount failed.
Note: In order to allow NIS to properly provide the auto.net entry, I needed to
make a minor change to
the /var/yp/Makefile to allow '#' in the NIS database.
The 'automount -v -d' reports in /var/messages something like:
Jun 8 19:02:23 c1 automount[27076]: attempting to mount entry /net/my_dir
Jun 8 19:02:24 c1 automount[27076]: parse_mount: parse(sun): invalid
location
Jun 8 19:02:24 c1 automount[27076]: failed to mount /net/my_dir
Does autofs-5.0.1/modules/parse_sun.c 'validate_location' function need to allow
the '#' to
get this working again? If it's something simple like this, would it be possible
to add to
the next release?
When I manually use sshfs on the CentOS 5 machine it works fine. 'sshfs -V'
reports:
SSHFS version 1.8
FUSE library version: 2.6.5
fusermount version: 2.6.5
using FUSE kernel interface version 7.8
Also, If I add the entry in the /etc/fstab, it works.
Your assistance is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Anthony
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