On 2/2/07, nilesh vaghela <nileshj.vaghela@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
If the /home is mounting point than this will not work.
/home should be the directory only.
Just say df will tell you the things.
you entry in automounter is rong.
need some thing like
on /etc/auto.home i have this;
* nfsserver:/home/&
will work now.
Thanks, after doing modifying like what you have suggested, still got same
error when i log in to client machine " no home directory for user XXX"
using "/" as home, after logging in i can see the mapping via ypwhich -m
auto.{master,home} with correct settings added to confusion when i run
yppasswd it say's yppasswdd daemon doesn't run on server.nis.domain, though
it's running on server.
No firewall, connectivity is fine too.
any pointers?
/joseph
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