Hello,
I have a simple question regarding LDAP direct map mounts.
If I use a local direct map "/etc/direct_map" with the below contents
to map NFS directories on two different file systems.
/data red:/usr/local/app \
/libs/apps red:/var/libs/apps
Both mount points to map properly. The /data directory shows the
correct contents of red:/usr/local/app. And the /data/lib/apps
directory also shows the correct contents of red:/var/libs/apps. This
is what I believe are nested mount points. However when I try the same
thing with an LDAP direct map it fails. he contents of the same map in
LDAP is below.
dn: automountKey=/data,automountMapName=direct_map,ou=Autofs,dc=example,dc=com
automountInformation: -fstype=nfs,rw red:/usr/local/app
automountKey: /data
objectClass: automount
objectClass: top
dn:
automountKey=/data/libs/apps,automountMapName=direct_map,ou=Autofs,dc=example,dc=com
automountKey: /data/libs/apps
objectClass: automount
objectClass: top
automountInformation: -fstype=nfs,rw red://var/libs/apps
When I do this in my LDAP map as shown above, the mount points do not
show up correctly. The /data directory covers up one of the 2 mount
points. So it looks like nested mount points don't work in LDAP or I
am not using correct syntax. All my other LDAP mounts work but two
mount points in the same dir does not work like it does with local
direct maps.
Can you please confirm or deny if I can achieve nested mount points
using LDAP direct maps like I can with local direct maps as shown
above?
Thank you
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