Re: Restoring automounts

• Subject: Re: Restoring automounts
• From: Dan Shoop <email@hidden>
• Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 09:04:21 -0400
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Hi all  - Quick question I couldn't find an answer to in the archives.

Servers A and B store user homes, Server C is a web server that automounts those homes on boot and makes available user Sites folders through apache. If either A or B is rebooted and C is not, those Site folders become inaccessible, since the mount is broken.

The question is, is there a command I can run that will re-initiate the same mount connection that occurs at boot time, so I can restore the mounts on C without restarting the server?

`mount` doesn't work?

I see that I can build map files and pass them to the automount command., but am thinking there must be an easier way - a command that will reproduce whatever mount process is normally run during boot.

I'd like to set up some kind of automated job to check for the mounts and re-mount the broken connections if necessary.

-dhan

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