On Wed, 1 Mar 2017 20:21:27 -0500, John P. Baker <[email protected]> wrote:
>Given the following setup - > >/etc/auto.master - > >/home /etc/default.map > >/etc/default.map - > >name * >type ZFS >filesystem <uc_name>.ZFS.&SYSNAME >mode rdwr >duration 30 >delay 10 >parm aggrgrow > >Am I correct in my belief that a reference to directory "/home/test1" by >userid "TEST123" on system PROD will automount dataset "TEST1.ZFS.PROD" at >"/home/TEST1"? No, it will be mounted at /home/test1. If it worked the way you suggest, the automount would be worthless, since /home/test1 would still not exist. >In other words, do "uc_name" and "asis_name" refer to the directory >qualifier immediately subordinate to the directory specified in >"/etc/auto.master" which is being referenced by the userid? No, <uc_name> is needed so that the DSNAME of the filesystem will be upper case. If you want the mount point to be /home/TEST1, you would probably use <asis_name> and reference /home/TEST1. If you referenced /home/test1, the mount would fail, AFAIK. -- Tom Marchant ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
