Sergi Tur/SGA/UPC wrote: > Thank you for your answer. I think I'm starting to learn how it works... > But.... > On date 12/11/2005 23:59:54 Finn-Arne Johansen wrote: > >>Sergi Tur/SGA/UPC wrote: >> >>>Hello everybody! >>> >>>First of all sorry for my English. I have been mounting a SkoleLinux >>>network for a Spanish association in Barcelona. We have some problems >>>concerning with workstations and acces to file server. >>> >>>I have a doubt with mountpoints that AUTOFS+ lDAP use to mount de user's >>>HOME >> >>Well, it works, And I'll try to explain why. >> >>>My case: >>>File: /etc/default/autofs >>>File: /etc/init.d/autofs >>>=============== >>>But in /etc/exports we export /skole/tjener/home0 >>>I think that is an error. It is? >>nope. This is correct. I'll try to explain later. >> >>>I test in a workstation >>> >>>$ mount -t nfs tjener:/skole /skole >>>mount: tjener:/skole failed, reason given by server: Acces denied >> >>The reason for this is that /skole is not exported from the server. >>But you're not using automount here, you are using regular mounting. But >>if you take look in /etc/auto.master on the client, you will find that >>/skole is automounted, and subfolders should be looked up using ldap. > > > Only one problem. I searched in 3 workstations and I don't find the > /etc/auto.master file!!!
Ahh, you use woody. Then the definition of the ldap-automount was somewhat different on the clients, but the result is the same. > I usually use the Klaus work (thank you very much Klauss) at > http://www.skolelinux.org/~klaus/newnotater.... > > In this page http://www.skolelinux.org/~klaus/newnotater/a3794.html I > suggest that workstations didn't use > /etc/auto.master file. > > I'm a bit confused at this moment.... NO Problem, woody did not use auto.master, but instead used another file called ... let me check ..., hmm, cant find it, as I only have main-server installations left on woody. :) > Anyway, can you send an /etc/auto.master example file? As Said, we used a different method for autofs-ldap on woody, so the auto.master file is not relevant. Although it seems we could have used the same approach in woody as we use in sarge. -- Finn-Arne Johansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://bzz.no/ Debian Edu developer an Solution Provider -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
