Hi,
I'm trying to setup an OpenBSD PC in a mostly RH Linux environment,
where files are served by several NetApps. There's no NIS, but LDAP.
login_ldap works already, thanks to this mailing list for the help.
But the automounting not quite:
I have my home dir /home/afarber mounted, but a "pwd" in it prints:
/tmp_mnt/bonfs01/vol/vol1/home/afarber
Could it be fixed, do I miss some parameter in my /etc/amd/amd.home?
blowfish:/home/afarber> cat /etc/amd/master
/home amd.home
blowfish:/home/afarber> cat /etc/amd/amd.home
/defaults type:=nfs;sublink:=${key};opts:=v3,udp,soft,rw,intr,nosuid
* rhost:=bonfs01;rfs:=/vol/vol1/home
blowfish:/home/afarber> amq
/ root "root" blowfish:(pid19504)
/home toplvl amd.home /home
/home/afarber nfs bonfs01:/vol/vol1/home
/tmp_mnt/bonfs01/vol/vol1/home/afarber
blowfish:/home/afarber> ps uawwx | grep amd
root 19504 0.0 0.0 308 608 ?? S Mon05PM 0:02.72
amd -l syslog
-x error,noinfo,nostats -p -a /tmp_mnt /home amd.home
On Linux PCs "pwd" prints "/home/afarber" as expected.
bolinux72:/home/afarber> mount | grep afarber
bonfs01:/vol/vol1/home/afarber on /home/afarber type nfs
(rw,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,addr=172.25.xx.xx)
Also, is using /etc/amd/amd.home here a hack? (Is it called a "file map"?)
Could the same information be fetched from LDAP and used by amd?
Regards
Alex
