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Please let me know the solution for the following scenario...please...
How we can mount the compilers(directory) to all users using NFS automout and NIS? .
The users home directory is: /home/x1 where "x1" is "username"
the compilers directory should mount as : /home/x1/compilers as on demand through NFS auto mount.
Please let me know the solution for the following scenario...please...
How we can mount the compilers(directory) to all users using NFS automout and NIS? .
The users home directory is: /home/x1 where "x1" is "username"
the compilers directory should mount as : /home/x1/compilers as on demand through NFS auto mount.
AT NFS client side:-
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/etc/auto_master
/home auto_home
( where I am unable to write the proper tag for compilers directory)
/etc/auto_home
* sun2:/export/home/&
/etc/hosts
all hostnames and IP addr's
By the above configuration home directory of all user form NFS is done perfectly.
When I am trying to mount the compiler directory with little bit modification of above one, But I am couldnot get the fruitful solution.
Please help me in this scenario sir.
My objective is to share the compilers directory to all users with out script( means I wish to work with only NFS automount and their strom mounts).
By Mr. jlliagre's answer
"ln -s /net/nfs-server/path-to-compiler-dir /home/x1/compilers"
I got the solution for my problem.
we should make sure about "/net -hosts" tag in /etc/auto_master file.
with out this we are unable to seet /net/.... file system.
Thanks a lot to all.
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