i want to run different automounts for users on workstations or laptops vs users logging into servers. also, i would like certain processes to have different automounts.
say i have a user, and the user automounts server:/directory under /home/user/localdir when logged into their daily-driver device. when that user logs into a server, i dont want that user to get the automount. how are people differentiating automounts for a given audience?
i figure i could create different automountMaps and point the particular devices to specific maps, but is there a way to have all configs be the same and have the differentiation done in LDAP?
say all devices point to one auto.master and get direct and/or indirect mappings from one place. is there a way to add criteria for which mappings are returned? you only get these keys if you are in this ip range or you only get those keys if the DNS name of the client machine is "host.domain.tld"?
is it just easier to have different auto.masters for the different devices or audience i want to manage?
thank you,
brendan
On 03/17/2015 11:03 AM, Brendan Kearney wrote:
i want to run different automounts for users on workstations or laptops vs users logging into servers. also, i would like certain processes to have different automounts.
say i have a user, and the user automounts server:/directory under /home/user/localdir when logged into their daily-driver device. when that user logs into a server, i dont want that user to get the automount. how are people differentiating automounts for a given audience?
i figure i could create different automountMaps and point the particular devices to specific maps, but is there a way to have all configs be the same and have the differentiation done in LDAP?
I do not think it is possible.
say all devices point to one auto.master and get direct and/or indirect mappings from one place. is there a way to add criteria for which mappings are returned? you only get these keys if you are in this ip range or you only get those keys if the DNS name of the client machine is "host.domain.tld"?
IP and DNS are not reliable due to gateways and firewalls.
is it just easier to have different auto.masters for the different devices
This is the only option available now.
or audience i want to manage?
thank you,
brendan
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On Tue, Mar 17, 2015 at 02:45:08PM -0400, Dmitri Pal wrote:
On 03/17/2015 11:03 AM, Brendan Kearney wrote:
i want to run different automounts for users on workstations or laptops vs users logging into servers. also, i would like certain processes to have different automounts.
say i have a user, and the user automounts server:/directory under /home/user/localdir when logged into their daily-driver device. when that user logs into a server, i dont want that user to get the automount. how are people differentiating automounts for a given audience?
i figure i could create different automountMaps and point the particular devices to specific maps, but is there a way to have all configs be the same and have the differentiation done in LDAP?
I do not think it is possible.
I can't think of any way either. But you might have better luck asking on the autofs-specific lists. After all, sssd is more or less just a proxy when it comes to caching the autofs data.
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