On Tue,May,23,2006, Corey Wright wrote: > > On Tue, 23 May 2006 15:27:17 +0200 peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > [...] > > On the Host I have setup autofs and this is running fine for the Host. > > On the Guest side i configured fstab to rbind the autofs-folder. > > > > Now the Problem: > > If I cd into the binded folder from the Guest, I see all the possible > > drives (because of the --ghost automounter option). If I cd into one of > > these the drive get mounted on the Host. But I cannot see any Files in > > this Folder from the Guest. In the Host all is working. > > [...] > > mount device for use by vserver: > * vnamespace -e <vserver> mount /dev/loop /vservers/<vserver>/mnt/ > [...] > how to integrate that into autofs is left as an exercise to the reader (as > i don't have a clue, not using autofs). > [...] >
Hi, A good way to get autofs working inside a vserver from the main host: /usr/sbin/vnamespace -e <guest_ctx> /usr/sbin/automount \ --pid-file=<automount_pid_file> --timeout=30 \ <vroot_dir>/<name>/<mount_point> file <map_file> Where : - guest_ctx is the guest context number - automount_pid_file is a file used later to kill automount process - vroot_dir is the base directory where all guests are located - name is the guest name - mount_point is the mount point :) - map_file is a autofs map file (like /etc/auto.foo ...) Regards, Val. -- .''`. : :' : Laurent Vallar - aka Val - Network & System Staff Engineer `. `' GPG Key: 1024D/C4F38417 - http://www.zbla.net `- _______________________________________________ Vserver mailing list [email protected] http://list.linux-vserver.org/mailman/listinfo/vserver
