07-21-2015
Automount issue
Hi there,
I have a strange problem, I have a NFS server running AIX 7.1 TL3 SP3, let's call it server A. I have another AIX 7.1 TL3 SP3 server, let's call it server B, that's automounting a filesystem from server A.
When server B is automounting the filesystem from server A, I can't see any files or directories. I tried to manually mount the filesystem on server B from server A and I see all the files and directories. On server B I tried to create a file on the automount path, this is working. But when I look on the server A the file I just created is not there. I umounted the exported filesystem on server A and guess what, the file I created on server B was there. It's looks like the automount service from server B is mounting the mount point from server A not the actual filesystem...
Anyone has seen that ?
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
httpfs2
HTTPFS2(1) HTTPFS2(1)
NAME
httpfs2 - mount a file from a http server into the filesystem
SYNOPSIS
httpfs2 [OPTIONS] URL FUSE-OPTIONS httpfs2_ssl [OPTIONS] URL FUSE-OPTIONS
DESCRIPTION
httpfs2 is a FUSE based filesystem for mounting http or https URLS as files in the filesystem. There is no notion of listable directories
in http so only a single URL can be mounted. The server must be able to send byte ranges.
OPTIONS
-c console
Attempt to use the file ior device console for output after fork. The default is /dev/console.
-f
Do not fork, stay in foreground.
-t timeout
Use different timeout for connections. Default '30's.
URL
The url should specify the protocol as http or https, and it may specify basic authentication username and password. Currently special
characters like whitespace are not handled so the URL cannot contain them. See a sample URL below:
http://user:password@server.com/dir/file
FUSE-OPTIONS
These options are passed to the FUSE library. At the very least the mount point should be specified.
EXIT STATUS
0
Successfully connected to the server
other
Failure (url parsing error, server error, FUSE setup error). Some FUSE errors may happen only after the process forks so they will not
be returned in exit value.
BUGS
The process can be stopped by typing ^Z on the terminal which may not be desirable under some circumstances.
AUTHORS
Miklos Szeredi <miklos@szeredi.hu>
hmb marionraven at users.sourceforge.net
Michal Suchanek <hramrach@centrum.cz>
COPYING
Free use of this software is granted under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL).
03/13/2010 HTTPFS2(1)