11-20-2000
automountd
Hey Almendrita!
The right answer is :
A & D
This is because the define configuration in the question,
sets the automounter to be invoked whenever something within /home/scps is referenced.
the other options don't try to access /home/scps and therefore won't trigger the automounter.
Tip :By default the automounter mounts the dir for 10 minutes unless run with -t num_seconds.
Hezki
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