[OpenAFS] submounts w/ 1.3.710
Charles McIntyre
mcintyre@ucsc.edu
Thu, 07 Oct 2004 15:05:59 -0700
In the innocent world before SP2, we used OpenAFS 1.2.10 on all our lab=20
PCs. When a user logged in, a script would run, awk the campus passwd=20
file, find their home directory and write out a new afsdsbmt.ini=20
file. When the user wanted to mount their AFS home directory, a script=20
would just mount \\%computername%-afs\home and all was good in the world.
Now since the afsdsbmt.ini file was declared evil with later releases of=20
OpenAFS, I'm wondering if anyone has any tips on dealing with multi-user=20
lab computers? We have registry editing turned off for our lab users and=20
I'm not keen on changing that. There might be some kind of tricky "run as"=
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solution, but I haven't explored that (yet...)
In the Wiki documentation, it says that some of the afsdsbmt.ini file is=20
now written into the CellServDB file. Is that correct? If so, is there a=
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way for AFS to look there for submount information?
Does anyone know any other way of specifying submount information besides=20
using the registry? Or, does anyone have any other solution for changing=20
the specific path for the home submount?
Thanks in advance!
Charles
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Charles McIntyre
PC/UNIX Systems Engineer
Instructional Computing, UCSC
ph: 831/459-5746
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