Hello. I've googled for this particular problem with no luck, so I guess, it belongs here.
I have two machines with FreeBSD 10.3-RELEASE. On the first machine, called ressurected, I export 2 zfs filesystems. This is content of /etc/zfs/exports
On the other machine, called vonbraun, I use automount/autofs to get access to nfs exports.
I use a special "-hosts" map, mounted to /net (default configuration).
I can access /net/ressurected/home/shared, but not /home/ressurected/home/shared/pictures (it appears as an empty directory). Can I mount the second filesystem too, preserving the hierarchy?
Now I have to use my own map auto_ressurected, here it is:
and can access to both filesystems as /ressurected/shared and /ressurected/pictures, but not as /ressurected/shared/pictures. Any ideas how I can preserve the mountpoints hierarchy? Thanks
I have two machines with FreeBSD 10.3-RELEASE. On the first machine, called ressurected, I export 2 zfs filesystems. This is content of /etc/zfs/exports
Code:
# !!! DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE MANUALLY !!!
/home/shared -network 192.168.21/24
/home/shared/pictures -network 192.168.21/24I use a special "-hosts" map, mounted to /net (default configuration).
I can access /net/ressurected/home/shared, but not /home/ressurected/home/shared/pictures (it appears as an empty directory). Can I mount the second filesystem too, preserving the hierarchy?
Now I have to use my own map auto_ressurected, here it is:
Code:
shared ressurected:/home/shared
pictures ressurected:/home/shared/pictures