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формат карт автомонтирования (Format of the automounter maps)

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SUN FORMAT

This is a description of the text file format.  Other methods of
       specifying these files may exist.  All empty lines or lines
       beginning with # are ignored. The basic format of one line in
       such maps is:

key [-options] location

key For indirect mounts this is the part of the path name between the mount point and the path into the filesystem when it is mounted. Usually you can think about the key as a sub-directory name below the autofs managed mount point.

For direct mounts this is the full path of each mount point. This map is always associated with the /- mount point in the master map.

options Zero or more options may be given. Options can also be given in the auto.master file in which case both values are cumulative (this is a difference from SunOS). The options are a list of comma separated options as customary for the mount(8) command.

There are several special options

-fstype= is used to specify a filesystem type if the filesystem is not of the default NFS type. This option is processed by the automounter and not by the mount command.

-strict is used to treat errors when mounting file systems as fatal. This is important when multiple file systems should be mounted (`multi-mounts'). If this option is given, no file system is mounted at all if at least one file system can't be mounted.

-use-weight-only is used to make the weight the sole factor in selecting a server when multiple servers are present in a map entry.

-no-use-weight-only can be used to negate the option if it is present in the master map entry for the map but is not wanted for the given mount.

location The location specifies from where the file system is to be mounted. In the most cases this will be an NFS volume and the usual notation host:pathname is used to indicate the remote filesystem and path to be mounted. If the filesystem to be mounted begins with a / (such as local /dev entries or smbfs shares) a : needs to be prefixed (e.g. :/dev/sda1).