Hi, I'm trying to bring up a stacked file system on top of an NFS mount point both via automount.
For example: On my client system I have two directories /data1 and /data2 /data1/nfs_01 /data2/nfs_01 nfs_server:/data/nfs_01 is mounted on /data1/nfs_01 (type nfs) /data1/nfs_01 is mounted on /data2/nfs_01 The automount config files look like: /etc/auto.data1: nfs_01 nfs_server:/data/nfs_01 /etc/auto.data2: nfs_01 -fstype=ecryptfs :/data1/nfs_01 The problem: When I try to access /data2/nfs_01 it kicks in automount to mount /data1/nfs_01, which in turn kicks in automount again to mount nfs_server:/data/nfs_01 on /data1/nfs_01. The second mount waits for 10secs for a lock file held by the first mount in mount_nfs.c after mkdir_path(). Is there a way I can configure things such that the second mount doesn't wait? The lock file is a single global. Should the file be specific to the mount point? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks,
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