Hi all, I''ve just put my first ZFS into production, and users are complaining about some regressions. One problem for them is that now, they can''t see all the users directories in the automount point: the homedirs used to be part of a single UFS, and were browsable with the correct autofs option. Now, following the ZFS best-practice, each user has his own FS - but being all shared separately, they''re not browsable anymore. Is there a way to work around that, and have the same behaviour as before, ie, all homedirs shown in /home, whether they''re mounted or not? TIA, Laurent This message posted from opensolaris.org
> I''ve just put my first ZFS into production, and users are complaining about some regressions. > > One problem for them is that now, they can''t see all the users directories in the automount point: the homedirs used to be part of a single UFS, and were browsable with the correct autofs option. Now, following the ZFS best-practice, each user has his own FS - but being all shared separately, they''re not browsable anymore. > > Is there a way to work around that, and have the same behaviour as before, ie, all homedirs shown in /home, whether they''re mounted or not?Remove -nobrowse from the map in auto_master.
As I pointed out above, it used to work: there is no nobrowse flag there. I also tried forcefully to put -browse, no change. Laurent PS: I had answered by email yesterday, but my post is still waiting moderator approval, I would rather have it rejected directly than wait hopelessly for it to appear. This message posted from opensolaris.org