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Old 4th July 2009, 07:17 AM
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NIS with autofs

Dear all,

How can I use autofs to mount a home directory slightly different to another location?

NIS server with NFS share:
server1

NIS user and its home directory:
nisuser1:/home/server1/nisuser1

auto.master and auto.misc on client computers:
/home auto.misc

* -rw,soft,intr server1:/home/server1/&

I cannot mount the user home directory this way to /home/nisuser1 on the client pc unless i change the auto.master also to /home/server1 to match the entire string of nisuser's home directory. I know there're ways to do this, please help....

Thank you in advance.
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