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| − | + | After installing autofs, it does not necessarily auto-start: | |
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| − | + | * sudo chkconfig --list autofs | |
| + | * sudo chkconfig --add autofs | ||
| + | * sudo service autofs status | ||
| + | * sudo service autofs start | ||
| − | + | Restart autofs after changing configuration files: | |
| − | + | * sudo service autofs start | |
| + | ** The restart may be ineffective if any of the mount points are occupied by a running process | ||
| + | *: Shells or applications (like Amarok) can interfere with autofs mounting when they are parked on a mount point. | ||
| − | + | Configure autofs under /etc/autofs: | |
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[[Category:OS-Linux]] | [[Category:OS-Linux]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:59, 1 February 2018
After installing autofs, it does not necessarily auto-start:
- sudo chkconfig --list autofs
- sudo chkconfig --add autofs
- sudo service autofs status
- sudo service autofs start
Restart autofs after changing configuration files:
- sudo service autofs start
- The restart may be ineffective if any of the mount points are occupied by a running process
- Shells or applications (like Amarok) can interfere with autofs mounting when they are parked on a mount point.
Configure autofs under /etc/autofs:
- ...
