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The man page for auto.master(5) refers to direct maps, ie |
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"The mount-point for the direct map is always specified as /- in the |
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auto.master map." |
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My auto.master map looks like this: |
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>speyburn ~ # ypcat -k auto.master |
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>/home auto.home |
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>/mp auto.mp |
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>/- auto.direct |
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and my auto.direct map looks like this: |
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>speyburn ~ # ypcat -k auto.direct |
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>/users -rw,soft banff:/export/home/banff |
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So a reference to /users/username should result in |
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banff:/export/home/banff being mounted on /users - but |
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this does not happen, I get "no such file or directory". |
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Also I only have two automount daemons running, for the |
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two indirect maps. Can the Gentoo automounter handle direct |
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maps? |
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BTW while experimenting with this I found a funny in pam. |
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/etc/pam.d/xdm refers to pam_console.so, but there is |
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no such module in /lib/security. Is this provided by |
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a user package? I can't remember the incantation for searching |
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the whole package set for a single file, even if that |
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package isn't installed. |
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Also BTW is it worth reporting on errors in man pages? |
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The man page for autofs refers to /etc/autofs/init.d/autofs, |
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where it should be /etc/init.d/autofs. |
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