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Subjectautofs v4 on 2.2.18 ?
Hi all!

I posted the following mail to the autofs list but got no answer.


> Hi!
>
> I'm trying to get 2.2.18 running with autofs4 but had no succes till
> now.
> I patched 2.2.18 with autofs4-2.2.17-20001023.diff, the patch applied
> whitout errors.
> I also compiled and installed autofs-4.0.0pre9.
> But after rebooting I got in my logs:
>
> Dec 12 07:45:53 bingo automount[2309]: starting automounter version
> 4.0.0, path = /misc, maptype = file, mapnamDec 12 07:45:53 bingo
> automount[2309]: Map argc = 1
> Dec 12 07:45:53 bingo automount[2309]: Map argv[0] = /etc/auto.misc
> Dec 12 07:45:53 bingo modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module none
> Dec 12 07:45:53 bingo automount[2316]: starting automounter version
> 4.0.0, path = /net, maptype = program, mapnDec 12 07:45:53 bingo
> automount[2316]: Map argc = 1
> Dec 12 07:45:53 bingo automount[2316]: Map argv[0] = /etc/auto.net
> Dec 12 07:45:53 bingo automount[2309]: >> mount: fs type none not
> supported by kernel
> Dec 12 07:45:53 bingo automount[2309]: mount(bind): bind_works = 0
> Dec 12 07:45:53 bingo automount[2309]: >> umount: /tmp/autoEDqCOf: not
> mounted
> Dec 12 07:45:53 bingo automount[2309]: using kernel protocol version 3
> Dec 12 07:45:53 bingo automount[2309]: using timeout 300 seconds; freq
> 75 secs
> Dec 12 07:45:53 bingo modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module none
> Dec 12 07:45:53 bingo automount[2316]: >> mount: fs type none not
> supported by kernel
> Dec 12 07:45:53 bingo automount[2316]: mount(bind): bind_works = 0
> Dec 12 07:45:53 bingo automount[2316]: >> umount: /tmp/autodNmHzg: not
> mounted
> Dec 12 07:45:53 bingo automount[2316]: using kernel protocol version 3
> Dec 12 07:45:53 bingo automount[2316]: using timeout 300 seconds; freq
> 75 secs
> Dec 12 07:46:24 bingo automount[2316]: attempting to mount entry
> /net/diablo
> Dec 12 07:46:24 bingo automount[2329]: lookup(program): looking up
> diablo
> Dec 12 07:46:24 bingo automount[2329]: lookup(program): diablo ->
> -fstype=nfs,hard,intr,nodev,nosuid ^I/home dDec 12 07:46:24 bingo
> automount[2329]: parse(sun): expanded entry:
> -fstype=nfs,hard,intr,nodev,nosuid ^I/home
> Dec 12 07:46:24 bingo automount[2329]: parse(sun):
> dequote("fstype=nfs,hard,intr,nodev,nosuid") -> fstype=nfs,hDec 12
> 07:46:24 bingo automount[2329]: parse(sun): gathered options:
> fstype=nfs,hard,intr,nodev,nosuid
> Dec 12 07:46:24 bingo automount[2329]: parse(sun): dequote("/home") ->
> /home
> Dec 12 07:46:24 bingo automount[2329]: parse(sun):
> dequote("diablo:/home") -> diablo:/home
> Dec 12 07:46:24 bingo automount[2329]: parse(sun): multimount:
> diablo:/home on /home with options fstype=nfs,haDec 12 07:46:24 bingo
> automount[2329]: parse(sun): mounting root /net, mountpoint diablo/home,
> what diablo:/homDec 12 07:46:24 bingo automount[2329]: mount(nfs):
> root=/net name=diablo/home what=diablo:/home, fstype=nfs, oDec 12
> 07:46:24 bingo automount[2329]: mount(nfs): nfs
> options="hard,intr,nodev,nosuid", nosymlink=0
> Dec 12 07:46:24 bingo automount[2329]: mount(nfs): calling mkdir_path
> /net/diablo/home
> Dec 12 07:46:24 bingo automount[2329]: mount(nfs): mkdir_path
> diablo/home failed: Operation not permitted
>
> Should I wait for a 2.2.18 pathc from autofs4 ?
> Before trying 2.2.18 I was running (and I am still running!) 2.2.18pre15
> with autofs4 without any problems!
>
> Will autofs4 ever get into 2.2 ??? 2.2.19 ???
>
> Many thanks, richard

Many thanks again, richard


--
Richard Ems
... e-mail: r.ems@gmx.net
... Fachbereich Informatik, Universität Hamburg

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