Reloading autofs in /etc/rc.local doesn't work for me as my /usr/local
is also automounted and seems to be busy at that time which makes autofs
restart freeze.
@Lars Kellogg-Stedman: thanks, that does seem to work for me although I
wonder what the side effects might be. If I understand this correc
I'm having the same issue using autofs 5.0.4-3.1ubuntu5.1 on lucid.
When using NFS3 specifying replicated servers does work, when using NFS4 it
doesn't. If I run automount manually with verbose and debugging enabled I see
the
following output when trying to access /usr/local:
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I just verified the problem still exists on Maverick running autofs5
5.0.5-0ubuntu2.
Same scenario: if I list only 1 server the automount works fine, if I
add a second server the mount fails completely without leaving any logs.
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The problem does not appear on Fedora using autofs 5.0.5 so it looks
like this is an Ubuntu specific bug.
Please note that the description for this bug report is misleading as
autofs doesn't do failover (as far as I know). However it is supposed
to be able to automaticaly choose an available serv
I changed the title of this bug report from
NFS automount failover doesn't work
to
NFS automount using replicated servers doesn't work
as I believe it better reflects the problem and saying 'failover' in
combination with may put of the maintainers as autofs isn't supposed to
do real faillov
