Jeff Moyer wrote: > Stef Bon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > >> Hello, >> >> again a question. >> >> The construction I'm working on does add a mountpoint dynamically to an >> existing map. >> > > The subject says you're adding a new entry to the master map. This > sentence sounds like you're adding an entry to an existing map. The > second should be caught automatically by the daemon, so no need to > reload. > Ok,
I mean the first: adding a new entry to the master map. > >> After added (first some checking the mountpoint is not already included) >> a reload is >> done with the running automount (HUP signal). The same after removing a >> mountpoint. >> >> It works very good, but I'm wondering, is this the way to do this?? >> Isn't there a autofsctl program??? >> > > You could do, 'service autofs reload' instead. Or maybe you should > investigate direct maps. I'm not sure, since I know very little of your > setup. > Yes, but my system does not know a "service" command. (LFS/BLFS). I think this command service is typical Red Hat isn't it? I have to give the init script the command "reload" directly: /etc/rc.d/init.d/autofs reload It has the same effect. Stef Bon _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list [email protected] http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
