Hello managers,
I have a trouble making automount recognize auto.master
map distributed by NIS on a Tru64 UNIX v5.0a.
Here are the relevant data:
1)
ypcat -k auto.master on the test machine potjeh
which is an NIS client says
/- auto.direct
/net -hosts
ypcat -k auto.direct says
/usr/local -ro toporko:/usr/local
2)
NIS server toporko is also an NFS server, whose /etc/exports reads:
/usr/local -ro -access=alpha-unix
(/etc/exports has been reduced for the same purposes as above)
accordingly, showmount -e toporko says
/usr/local alpha-unix
3)
ypcat -k netgroup on potjeh says
...
alpha-unix (kosjenka,,) (toporko,,) (neumijko,,) (potjeh,,)
...
4)
potjeh can make an explicit mount of the /usr/local on toporko:
mount -t nfs toporko:/usr/local /mnt
(ls /mnt works as expected)
5)
Here is the problem.
In sysman nfs_client, I enable the automount daemon, with arguments -v.
I receive an answer that automount can't be started and that
the problem is probably tied with automount arguments.
Accordingly, /var/adm/syslogd.dated/current/daemon.log
is added a line saying automount: No file systems to serve.
6)
However, if the same maps are created locally, and automount
arguments are set to -m -f /etc/automaster, ls /usr/local
starts working as expected.
/etc/auto.master:
/- /etc/auto.direct
/etc -hosts
/etc/auto.direct:
/usr/local -ro toporko:/usr/local
I am pretty stuck with this and any helpfull
hints will be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Sinisa Segvic
Received on Mon Dec 04 2000 - 13:17:48 NZDT