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On Aug 9, 2010, at 5:39 PM, Edward Ned Harvey wrote: > In the old style automount, you had a directory which was managed by > automount client, and upon access, it would attempt to mount the > subdirectories. Subdirectories (mount points) are only mounted when you attempt to access them individually, not when you access the parent automount directory. > You already know the directory name. (I always found it annoying, when I > "ls /mnts" I saw nothing in the old automount, and then I would "ls > /mnts/something" and I'd see the contents of something. So there was no way > to know the list of all the options of what could possibly be accessed in > the directory /mnts) You just need to run autofs with BROWSE_MODE enabled. I think it used to require adding '--ghost' to your auto.master entry. Then you'll see the directories before they're mounted. Best, Ian
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