Hi! A late reply, but a similar thing has bitten me in the past:
> I work in an environment in which Solaris and Linux machines NIS mount > the same automount maps, including auto.master. Typically, > /etc/auto.master just contains "+auto.master" on all of them. > > With the advent of autofs5, this has started breaking. To get the > Linux machines running autofs5 to work, we've had to replace > /etc/auto.master with a version that looks something like this: > > /volume yp:auto.vols > /system yp:auto.home > /local yp:auto.local > /homes yp:auto.homes > /home yp:auto.home > /xfn -xfn > /net -hosts -nosuid With autofs5, it does honor settings in /etc/nsswitch.conf. A line like automount: nis files in there does tell autofs5 to lookup the maps first via nis, then via files, so there shouldn't be a need to explicitly specify yp: maps in the /etc/auto.master anymore so principially the old auto_master should work? -- Lukas _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list [email protected] http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
