Well, you don’t always need to create mount points for remote file systems, there is a thing called autofs. (automount)
Just create and export for example /export/robbie on host xxx ,
the edit your /etc/auto.master , add
/backup /etc/auto.backup
Then create the /etc/auto.backup and add
* xxx:/export/&
start autofs
now when you access /backup/ronnie ,
your storage will be mounted there, and when not in use it will be unmounted.
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Very cool thanks…
No problem! And thanks!
Well, you don’t always need to create mount points for remote file systems, there is a thing called autofs. (automount)
Just create and export for example /export/robbie on host xxx ,
the edit your /etc/auto.master , add
/backup /etc/auto.backup
Then create the /etc/auto.backup and add
* xxx:/export/&
start autofs
now when you access /backup/ronnie ,
your storage will be mounted there, and when not in use it will be unmounted.
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