Hi all,
I'm stuck trying to figure out an amd.map to invoke
/sbin/mount_null by hand, (no problem with the normal nfs).
I have a bunch of machines that use AMD to access one large pseudo-common tree
containing, to give a simplified example:
/usr/public/3.2/src --> /host/flip/usr/src
obj ... ports ... packages etc .....
/usr/public/3.3/src --> /host/park/usr/src
.....
Problem is sometimes when I'm already on EG host park, & a shell script
descends into a tree it ends up automounting
/a/park/usr/src
which is pretty silly & inefficient as in this particular case, a straight
/usr/src
on park would do, (but the scripts are designed to run equally on all machines,
so building in local host awareness is precisely what I do Not want to do).
What I want is an /etc/amd.map that would achieve this (EG for host park):
/host/park causes mount_null of park:/ on /a/park
/host/wall causes mount_nfs of wall:/ on /a/wall
/host/a.n.other.host causes mount_nfs of other.host:/ on /a/other.host:/
Please can someone suggest an appropriate amd.map syntax to me ?
PS what I'm using now, that nfs mounts everything, even local host, is
rc.conf:
amd -p -k i386 -l syslog /host /etc/amd.map
mad.map:
/defaults type:=host;fs:=${autodir}/${rhost};rhost:=${key}
* opts:=rw,grpid,resvport,nfsv2,nosuid,nodev
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