Jousma, David wrote:
All,
I know this subject was discussed last month, and now that I am
installing RDZ for the first time, I find myself treading the same
territory. Eventually, we will have a couple hundred new users of OMVS
resources.
I am trying to set automount to automatically allocate the home
directory. We use automount for other stuff already, but this is the
first time trying allocate new filesystem if it does not exist.
/* Map member for AUTOMOUNT to manage
/* the /u/rdz user file systems
/*
name *
type zfs
filesystem <uc_name>.RDZ.UNIX.ZFS
mode rdwr
delay 0
duration 0
lowercase yes
allocuser space(1,1) cyl
But when I CD to that directory for myself I get:
$ cd /u/rdz/dave
cd: /u/rdz/dave: EDC5129I NO SUCH FILE OR DIRECTORY.
If I preallocate the file, then it is automounted correctly.
Any ideas?
_________________________________________________________________
Dave Jousma
I believe you have to do a mkdir to establish the mount point.
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