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From: Frank Thommen <frank.thommen@embl.de>
Subject: Re: different behaviour of autofs
Date: Fri, 01 Apr 2011 09:57:28 +0200
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To: hugo tempo <hugo@mx9.artware.nl>
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hugo tempo wrote:
> Hi,
> We (@vu.nl) use the automounter with ldap, a.o. to automount 
> home-directories.
> Now under squeeze if we do a wildcard access (ls /home/* or even ls 
> /home) we get a listing of (seemingly) all the userdirectories from the 
> mountmap (in ldap), which are certainly not all mounted under /home on 
> that specific machine. Same story with /net where we automount packages.
> With lenny we never saw this behaviour, which we honestly do not 
> appreciate.
> Anybody knowing the specifics about this?
> Thanks in advance,
> Hugo Bokman


Maybe the default of the browse mode has changed from "no" to "yes" from 
the previous to the current Linux release ytou are using?

frank