> cd /afs > fs lq fs:'.': Connection timed out (it's a DYNROOT)
> cd <cell>
> fs lq
root.cell.readonly
> cd <user directory>
> fs lq
I assume you mean "<cell>/home":
home.readonly
> fs lsm <user home directory mount point>
Which one did you want? I have HOME=/afs/tfy.utu.fi/home/.juhaj, and
'juhaj' is a mount point for volume '#tfy.utu.fi:user.juhaj'
'.juhaj' is a mount point for volume '%tfy.utu.fi:user.juhaj'
> cd <user home directory mount point>
> fs lq
Same order as above, the two directories give
user.juhaj.readonly
user.juhaj
Is this .user vs user mountpoint configuration stupid or strange? I
thought that's how the manual suggests it's done...
Cheers,
Juha
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