On Thu, 2016-06-30 at 13:21 +0300, Yury Krivopalov wrote: > Hello, > I found a problem, that started to reproduce on my new environment > (archlinux), before that I used Debian Wheezy and everything worked fine. > The point is that I can't automount smb shares with dollar sign (Ex.: > //hostname/C$). > > It happend because two facts: > 1. Autofs reads '$' as a special symbol > 2. mount.cifs reads '\\' as a delimiter > > So in my case if I returns "//hostname/C$" from auto.smb, then automount > daemon replace '$' to '' and if I returns "//hostname/C\\$" then mount.cifs > crops "\\$" and uses '$' as a prefixpath mount option. Escaping of cifs mount entries has been a long standing problem over and over again. Mostly fixes seem to always to have bad side effects, dropping them of trying to fix them often results in the problems returning. I'll have a look at this and try and work out if it would have side effects for other than cifs mounts. > > I attached simple fix for autofs-5.1.2, that drops back slash after arguments > parsing. It works in my case, > Thanks for our patch. Ian -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe autofs" in
