On 12/16/2010 09:30 AM, Andreas Höschler wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to integrate the first 10.6 machine into our unix network. NIS
client is working. I am now trying to mount the home directory of our Solaris
server to /home on the MacOSX client. I have made a corresponding mount entry
in DiskUtility.app, actually two entries, one for /home and one for /Blobs. The
/Blobs entry is working as expected. The /home entry is not. After rebooting
the machine /home is empty. I can manually do
mount -t nfs<ipaddress>:/home /home
to get the home dirs mounted, but this does not seems to be very stable and reliable. I
was also wondering why the director /home already existed on the newly instaled MacOSX
machine. On earlier MacOSX version I had to create this directory first. I tried rmdir
/home and got a "device is busy" error. What is /home used for on MAcOSX 10.6?
How can I mount my home dirs on /home?
Thanks a lot in advance!!
Andreas
I myself use
* -rw,intr,rdirplus,tcp,bg,vers=3 NFS_SERVER:/home/&
in /etc/auto_home, after commenting out the
+auto_home
line
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