> Also, remember that you can't mount Lustre subdirectories. That is, you > can mount your Lustre filesystem as, say, /home, but you can't mount > /home/username.
> An approach that we are testing (but haven't tried in production yet) > was suggested by an earlier post from Andreas Dilger, and involves two > automounts. The first mounts the base Lustre filesystem(s) somewhere > (say, /lustre) as a direct mount, the second is /etc/auto.home and looks > like this: > * -bind :/lustre/& Or one could use 'amd' from 'am-utils' instead of 'autofs' which is the easy-and-quick automounter. 'amd' is what I'd use in most non-trivial cases as it can easily mount a filesystem and create a symlink to some part of it. Not sure latest versions have Lustre support. _______________________________________________ Lustre-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.lustre.org/mailman/listinfo/lustre-discuss
