Hi,
The first message was cut short, sorry
I grabbed the auto.smb script for mounting samba/windows shares. One of the flaws is that I'd
like to get around is that it must be configured as root and most importantly that I don't see who
is requesting the mount. I was thinking along the line of mounting shares in /cifs/$USER/servers/share
or simply mounting the share for the first user using the mount point (essentially single user machines
anyway).
the auto.smb script is running as root and I printed some info in root.c at the revalidate
Jan 12 18:49:06 h6n2fls33o811 kernel: autofs4_root_revalidate, uid=505 name=10.1.1.4
Jan 12 18:49:06 h6n2fls33o811 automount[22233]: attempting to mount entry /cifs/10.1.1.4
Jan 12 18:49:06 h6n2fls33o811 kernel: autofs4_root_revalidate, uid=0 name=10.1.1.4
Jan 12 18:49:06 h6n2fls33o811 logger: uid=0(root) gid=0(root) grupper=0(root)
Jan 12 18:49:07 h6n2fls33o811 kernel: autofs4_root_revalidate, uid=0 name=10.1.1.4
Jan 12 18:49:08 h6n2fls33o811 last message repeated 10 times
and lots more from mounting with uid=0
Is there any simple way of passing the first uid to the automounter?
-- robin
The place for this is on the autofs list.
http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
Short answer to your question is I don't think so. At least at the moment.
I would have to check it out.
What version of autofs are you using?
On Tue, 13 Jan 2004, Robin Rosenberg wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The first message was cut short, sorry
>
> I grabbed the auto.smb script for mounting samba/windows shares. One of the flaws is that I'd
> like to get around is that it must be configured as root and most importantly that I don't see who
> is requesting the mount. I was thinking along the line of mounting shares in /cifs/$USER/servers/share
> or simply mounting the share for the first user using the mount point (essentially single user machines
> anyway).
>
> the auto.smb script is running as root and I printed some info in root.c at the revalidate
>
> Jan 12 18:49:06 h6n2fls33o811 kernel: autofs4_root_revalidate, uid=505 name=10.1.1.4
> Jan 12 18:49:06 h6n2fls33o811 automount[22233]: attempting to mount entry /cifs/10.1.1.4
> Jan 12 18:49:06 h6n2fls33o811 kernel: autofs4_root_revalidate, uid=0 name=10.1.1.4
> Jan 12 18:49:06 h6n2fls33o811 logger: uid=0(root) gid=0(root) grupper=0(root)
> Jan 12 18:49:07 h6n2fls33o811 kernel: autofs4_root_revalidate, uid=0 name=10.1.1.4
> Jan 12 18:49:08 h6n2fls33o811 last message repeated 10 times
> and lots more from mounting with uid=0
>
> Is there any simple way of passing the first uid to the automounter?
>
> -- robin
>
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onsdagen den 14 januari 2004 16.47 skrev [email protected]:
> The place for this is on the autofs list.
>
> http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
>
> Short answer to your question is I don't think so. At least at the moment.
> I would have to check it out.
>
> What version of autofs are you using?
Ok, i'll report the question there. It is version 4.0.0 (Mandrake Cooker) in userland
and whatever is in the 2.6.1 vanilla kernel.
-- robin