it also improves the network not available at startup problem that users have seen.
fix deadlock in dumpmaps and some amd map handling problems.
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This update has been submitted for testing by iankent.
This update has obsoleted autofs-5.1.4-1.fc27, and has inherited its bugs and notes.
Works for me
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Still broken here, just like -1. Reverting to 5.1.3-4 fixes the problem immediately. I just just have a simple NFS mount.
Bodhi is disabling automatic push to stable due to negative karma. The maintainer may push manually if they determine that the issue is not severe.
@bojan, my testing on F27 indicates the opposite and AFAICT you have not provided information on your problem in a bug, please do so.
I can open a bug if you want, but this is a pretty straightforward regression for me. An NFS mount that works under 5.1.3-4 (and previous versions) simply stopped working under 5.1.4-1 and -4. Zero configuration changes on my end. Both server and client are running F27. What would you like me to put into the bug? Any specific diagnostic output?
I don't see that we have any other choice, there are some known problems with 5.1.3. Include a debug log of the problem occurring (preferably from the start up of autofs). These days it seems easiest to set "logging = debug" in /etc/autofs.conf and collect the log information with something along the lines of "journalctl -f 2>&1|tee autofs.log".
OK, here is what the problem is. I had this in my /etc/nsswitch.conf:
automount: files sss ldap
On my machine, neither sss nor ldap provide any auto mount points. This is all defined using regular files. So, I changed that to:
automount: files
And it worked. With 5.1.3-4, the other two were simply ignored. But, somehow, this extra bit of configuration confuses version 5.1.4.
Note that I do run both ldap and sss, but I have no auto mounts defined there. So, autofs should try that, find nothing and carry on, I guess. Particularly because the files bit is set up correctly.
I'm well aware of this type of problem, it is a side effect of resolving a different problem and has been difficult to handle, here is not the place to discus it.
I'm just a user. From my perspective, this is a regression. That's all I'm trying to say. Anyway, I have a workaround now, so don't worry about it.
The regression was introduced in 5.1.3, you just weren't affected.
Fair enough, but I can only report what I see on the system where I use autofs.
This update has reached 7 days in testing and can be pushed to stable now if the maintainer wishes
my mounts work
Works for me for auto-mounting NFS shares on LAN.
WFM!
Tested and works.
karma: +1
Works for me.
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We've had several reports of this change working ok. We've also had one report of it not working properly but the reporter wasn't able to follow up with a bug report. Hopefully pushing this to stable will flush out this problem.
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Hello Ian, still getting automount[xxxxx]: add_host_addrs: hostname lookup failed: No address associated with hostname on all NIS clients. We don't see it on the NIS server at least. Should I enable debug in autofs?