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...sees it but when I click on it I get a "failed to mount invalid argument". So correct me if I am wrong but I got a install all of that automount pkg and do all of them conf files again like way back years ago when I was using fbsd v 12 and had to figure all of that out? format of sticks and...

...mountd_flags="-h 192.168.xx.xx" nfs_server_enable="yes" nfs_server_flags="-u -t -h 192.168.xx." nfsv4_server_enable="YES" Works well under FeeBSD 13 and MacOS 13. Didn't touch anything regarding ZFS. But I given up using NFS because can't make NFS share automount worked under macos.

OK.. I think I may have solved it. I figured as some of the comments suggested. KDE's Dolphin is interfering with automount and not letting it do its thing. Basically, the reason that automount was not working for me was that KDE was reverting to default. I went into settings that there in...

Me too. Is it possible that there's another automounter that we can't see, fighting with this one? I do all of my mounting manually so I could be way off the mark, but I read the horror stories - and know yours is well-regarded. I've had some bad sticks, even from usually reputable brands...

I looked at your photo screenshots and your logs too. This automount daemon is looking for changes in the file system ( or device connections not sure which ) to then announce the changes to a user and create a mount point directory /media/da0s1 and attach the device and filesystem to that...

I saw your log. Its really strange like a failing USB port or like a situation when the USB device attaches and detaches itself while automount(8) trying to make its work. To be honest I have one or two such USB drives that when I attach them 'fully' to the end - they are not detected - and if...

I raised this question again and was directed to vermaden's blog. https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2018/10/11/freebsd-desktop-part-17-automount-removable-media/ It is impressive. However automount does not seem to work properly despite me following the instruction to a tee. I plug in the drive...

...SMBv1. But you didn't mention you were connecting to a Samba server and I assumed you connected to an actual Windows share. Trigger the automount by accessing the directory, then look in /var/log/messages for any errors if it doesn't work. Also check your samba logs for reasons why it may...

Hello, I have pass all night trying to configure /etc/auto_master with and without a child file and I cannot automount any of my wetwork shares on my local network. I can see my shares using fstab and it work very well but can I automount and unmount a cifs share like autofs using fstab? Any...

...\ tormenta:/usr/backup/poolrecovery The first field in /etc/auto.misc is the name of the /misc subdirectory and is created dynamically by automount. The second field is the mount options and the third field is the NFS export location which includes the hostname and directory. The /misc...

...the system is maintaining mounts to many systems at one time, overall system performance can be affected. An alternative to /etc/fstab is to use the kernel-based automount utility. The automount utility can mount and unmount NFS file systems on-demand mounting, therefore saving system resources.

.../usr/home/luc/sharedfolder vboxvfs rw,late 0 0 In VirtualBox Manager you have to add <path to>/sharefolder as a common folder, automount-setting and mount-point are not relevant, see attachment. But I think you've already done that. Maybe you need to adjust permissions for <path...

...drive for my issue is when # gpart show lists the USB drive. To achieve this, I had to re-format the USB drive properly. The behavior with automount remains still the same, however, manually mounting to /mnt/ gives the desired behavior. As this is good enough for me, I consider the problem as...

I assume so too. In my opinion, mounting USB external drives is one of the major hurdles when switching to FreeBSD. By default there is no automount, and even in some popular DEs, an automount is not mandatory. E.g. if you want to use gvfs/bsdisks for Thunar, Caja or Dolphin, you have to enable...

...to identify the acronyms. I have used it in the past with no problems. https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2018/10/11/freebsd-desktop-part-17-automount-removable-media/ Or you may want to continue checking system logs or requested output for udisks bugs. Maybe you need to add something extra to...

This seems to be in the old version in automount(8) daemon. This is the newer code that does continue (in for loop) when there is no Xorg process. GROUP_USERS=$( pw group show ${MNT_GROUP} | sed -e 's|.*:||' -e 's|,| |g' ) for I in ${GROUP_USERS} do [ "${I}" =...

Yes, I see. Thank you. In addition to github link you pointed, I found this - - https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2018/10/11/freebsd-desktop-part-17-automount-removable-media/

If I'm not mistaken, on my computer Xorg starts automatically, through the Lightweight Display Manager, using the Mate desktop. I don't know if I can somehow make Xorg start differently so I don't see the procstat message, but hey, knowing that it's caused by automount, if necessary, I ignore it.

Oh! Finally the culprit of the error appeared. I guess it will be a matter of updating the version of automount of Vermaden. This program is essential for me and I cannot uninstall it