Hi,
I'm updating a 11.4 system to 12.2, so the change of behavior
mentioned below might have happened in between. But I don't have
appropriate systems with intermediate distributions to check, so I
ask here...
I use autofs (a.k.a. automount), with an entry in auto.master
/net /etc/auto.net -soft,intr
/etc/auto.net reads:
* &:/
I.e., any host's root file system shall be available as an NFS
share via /net/$HOST.
In 11.4, this works. In 12.2, it doesn't. Starting automount with
debug/foreground/verbose options (or calling autofs with -m)
explains that the respective key (the host name) for /net is not
known. Well, it shall be looked up and mounted by automount, but
isn't... :-(
There are no further error messages in automount output; not
anything that would supply a lead for the root cause. I'm not yet
ready to debug automount to get further information. ;-)
I googled and didn't find any documented change of semantics for
autofs/automount. Is this an expected change of behavior, or is
this a bug?
Here's hoping for more information,
Joachim
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Joachim Schrod, Roedermark, Germany
Email: jschrod(a)acm.org
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