I would like to have a machine's home directories located on a ZFS
partition...... On every sane UNIX I've used there is a /etc/fstab file that
can control this. I've Googled for a few hours digging up this mess of
/etc/auto_home and /etc/auto_master that not only makes no sense but looks like
it has to be modified every time a new user is added. Reading through the
automount man page also makes no logical sense, I think the person who wrote it
got paid a bonus every time they used the word "zone".
I tried this:
# zfs set mountpoint=/export/home ion/home
but get:
cannot mount '/export/home': directory is not empty
property may be set but unable to remount filesystem
Ironically the error message is wrong as I'm not mounting /export/home, I'm
attempting to unmount it. I also think the whole /export/home/ is stupid but I
get that it's a limitation of Solaris's automouter. Wouldn't it make more sense
for Nexenta to get rid of this crap and use a more standard UNIX method like a
/etc/fstab file?
Thanks in advance for any help,
Michael Bushey
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