autofs
 

# cat /etc/auto.master
/misc /etc/auto.misc
/net -hosts
/home/guests /etc/auto.home
+auto.mater

#cat /etc/auto.home
* -rw,soft,intr nfsserver:/home/guests/&

setup ldap, loging as ldapuser1, but the /home/guests/ldapuser1 not created.
error: /usr/bin/xauth : error in locking authority file /home/guests/ldapuser1/.Xauthority

#mount -t nfs nfsserver:/home/guests /mnt
successfully mounted

Was there a question here?

So...we're supposed to guess as to what your question is, version/distro of Linux, what you're trying to do, etc??? Sorry, we've all got better things to do. But it looks like your NFS mount worked, so what's the problem??

And if the 'red' error line is supposed to give us a clue...it should give you one too. Look up how Linux locks files, and what that particular file is used for, and when it would be open.

actually, the /usr/bin/xauth didn't cause the problem. it was the file context. The /home/guests context type was "user_home_dir_t", changed to "home_root_t". It works.
Thanks any way!

Please mark as SOLVED if you have your solution.