Re: Exporting UID to userspace?

[Mike Waychison <Michael.Waychison@Sun.COM>]

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Dimitry V. Ketov wrote:
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: autofs-bounces@linux.kernel.org
>>
>>If the idea is to have a 'Network Neighborhood' inside each
>>user's homedir, you could write an executable map for /home
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>
> It will hide /home directory content.

No. It wouldn't presuming that your /home subdirs are automounted.  The
script would basically transform map entries like:

mikew	-wsize=32768,rsize=32768  homedirserver:/export/home/mikew

Into:
mikew	-wsize=32768,rsize=32768  homedirserver:/export/home/mikew \
  /NetworkNeighborhood	-fstype=autofs,Duser=mikew /etc/auto_nn

which is a valid multimount and should be handled correctly by automount 4.

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>
>>(not tested..):
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>>key = shift
>
> Did you mean key=$1 ?
>

Sure.


>
>>entry = `ypcat $KEY -k`
>
> What did you mean for $KEY? What is supposed to assign to the 'entry'
> variable?
>

I meant $key.

>
>>if [ $? == 0 ] ; then
>>   echo $entry " /NetworkNeighborhood -Duser=$key /etc/auto_nn"
>>   exit 0
>>fi;
>>exit 1
>>
>>And then use a auto_nn executable map for generating the
>>Neighborhood contents.
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