On 07/01/2016 09:28 AM, Ian Kent wrote:
/nfs program:/etc/auto.nfs nobind > /home program:/etc/auto.home --mode=751 > > /etc/auto.nfs does some sanity checks, then does: > echo -fstype=nfs4,noatime,nosuid,_netdev,soft,intr,timeo=1000 $1:/
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Is there a reason you need to use the nfsv4 root namespace rather than using the /home export directly?
You mean get rid of the bind mounts and have /home/foo be a NFSv4 mount to (e.g.) http12:/foo?
If so, I assumed that it would mean having a lot of independant mounts over NFS (and as many TCP connections between the NFS client and server), and doing a single NFS mount with local bind mounts would be better.
However, my assumption may very well be wrong. Would the kernel share the same underlying NFS mount (and TCP connection) for all those mount points to the same NFS server?
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