diff --git a/misc_etc_files/autofs.conf b/misc_etc_files/autofs.conf index 2dc47a4..59efacd 100644 --- a/misc_etc_files/autofs.conf +++ b/misc_etc_files/autofs.conf @@ -1,408 +1,12 @@ -# -# Define default options for autofs. -# +# Reference: autofs.conf(5) + [ autofs ] -# -# master_map_name - default map name for the master map. -# -#master_map_name = auto.master -# -# timeout - set the default mount timeout in secons. The internal -# program default is 10 minutes, but the default installed -# configuration overrides this and sets the timeout to 5 -# minutes to be consistent with earlier autofs releases. -# + timeout = 300 -# -# master_wait - set the default maximum time to wait for the -# master map to become available if it cannot -# be read at program start (default 10, wait -# for 10 seconds then continue). -# -# master_wait = 10 -# -# negative_timeout - set the default negative timeout for -# failed mount attempts (default 60). -# -#negative_timeout = 60 -# mariux: negative_timeout = 1 -# -# mount_wait - time to wait for a response from mount(8). -# Setting this timeout can cause problems when -# mount would otherwise wait for a server that -# is temporarily unavailable, such as when it's -# restarting. The default setting (-1) of waiting -# for mount(8) usually results in a wait of around -# 3 minutes. -# -#mount_wait = -1 -# -# umount_wait - time to wait for a response from umount(8). -# -#umount_wait = 12 -# -# browse_mode - maps are browsable by default. -# browse_mode = no -# -# mount_nfs_default_protocol - specify the default protocol used by -# mount.nfs(8). Since we can't identify -# the default automatically we need to -# set it in our configuration. -# -#mount_nfs_default_protocol = 3 -# -# append_options - append to global options instead of replace. -# -#append_options = yes -# -# logging - set default log level "none", "verbose" or "debug" -# -#logging = none -# -# force_standard_program_map_env - disable the use of the "AUTOFS_" -# prefix for standard environemt variables when -# executing a program map. Since program maps -# are run as the privileded user this opens -# automount(8) to potential user privilege -# escalation when the program map is written -# in a language that can load components from, -# for example, a user home directory. -# -# force_standard_program_map_env = no -# -# use_mount_request_log_id - Set whether to use a mount request log -# id so that log entries for specific mount -# requests can be easily identified in logs -# that have multiple conncurrent requests. -# -#use_mount_request_log_id = no -# -# Define base dn for map dn lookup. -# -# Define server URIs -# -# ldap_uri - space seperated list of server uris of the form -# ://[/] where can be ldap -# or ldaps. The option can be given multiple times. -# Map entries that include a server name override -# this option. -# -# This configuration option can also be used to -# request autofs lookup SRV RRs for a domain of -# the form :///[]. Note that a -# trailing "/" is not allowed when using this form. -# If the domain dn is not specified the dns domain -# name (if any) is used to construct the domain dn -# for the SRV RR lookup. The server list returned -# from an SRV RR lookup is refreshed according to -# the minimum ttl found in the SRV RR records or -# after one hour, whichever is less. -# -#ldap_uri = "" -# -# ldap_timeout - timeout value for the synchronous API calls -# (default is LDAP library default). -# -#ldap_timeout = -1 -# -# ldap_network_timeout - set the network response timeout (default 8). -# -#ldap_network_timeout = 8 -# -# search_base - base dn to use for searching for map search dn. -# Multiple entries can be given and they are checked -# in the order they occur here. -# -#search_base = "" -# -# Define the LDAP schema to used for lookups -# -# If no schema is set autofs will check each of the schemas -# below in the order given to try and locate an appropriate -# basdn for lookups. If you want to minimize the number of -# queries to the server set the values here. -# -#map_object_class = nisMap -#entry_object_class = nisObject -#map_attribute = nisMapName -#entry_attribute = cn -#value_attribute= nisMapEntry -# -# Other common LDAP naming -# -#map_object_class = automountMap -#entry_object_class = automount -#map_attribute = ou -#entry_attribute = cn -#value_attribute= automountInformation -# -#map_object_class = automountMap -#entry_object_class = automount -#map_attribute = automountMapName -#entry_attribute = automountKey -#value_attribute= automountInformation -# -# auth_conf_file - set the default location for the SASL -# authentication configuration file. -# -#auth_conf_file = /etc/autofs_ldap_auth.conf -# -# map_hash_table_size - set the map cache hash table size. -# Should be a power of 2 with a ratio of -# close to 1:8 for acceptable performance -# with maps up to around 8000 entries. -# See autofs.conf(5) for more details. -# -#map_hash_table_size = 1024 -# -# use_hostname_for_mounts - nfs mounts where the host name resolves -# to more than one IP address normally need -# to use the IP address to esure a mount to -# a host that isn't responding isn't done. -# If that behaviour is not wanted then set -# ths to "yes", default is "no". -# -#use_hostname_for_mounts = "no" -# -# disable_not_found_message - The original request to add this log message -# needed it to be unconditional. That produces, IMHO, -# unnecessary noise in the log so a configuration option -# has been added to provide the ability to turn it off. -# The default is "no" to maintain the current behaviour. -# -#disable_not_found_message = "no" -# -# sss_master_map_wait - When sssd is starting up it can sometimes return -# "no such entry" for a short time until it has read -# in the LDAP map information. Internal default is 0 -# seconds, don't wait but if there is a problem with -# autofs not finding the master map at startup (when -# it should) then try setting this to 10 to work -# around it. -# -#sss_master_map_wait = 0 -# -# Otions for the amd parser within autofs. -# -# amd configuration options that are aren't used, haven't been -# implemented or have different behaviour within autofs. -# -# A number of the amd configuration options are not used by autofs, -# some because they are not relevant within autofs, some because -# they are done differently in autofs and others that are not yet -# implemented. -# -# Since "mount_type" is always autofs (because there's no user space -# NFS server) the configuration entries relating to that aren't used. -# Also, server availability is done differently within autofs so the -# options that relate to the amd server monitoring sub-system are -# also not used. -# -# These options are mount_type, auto_attrcache, portmap_program, -# nfs_vers_ping, nfs_allow_any_interface, nfs_allow_insecure_port, -# nfs_proto, nfs_retransmit_counter, nfs_retransmit_counter_udp, -# nfs_retransmit_counter_tcp, nfs_retransmit_counter_toplvl, -# nfs_retry_interval, nfs_retry_interval_udp, nfs_retry_interval_tcp, -# nfs_retry_interval_toplvl and nfs_vers. -# -# -# Other options that are not used within the autofs implementation: -# -# log_file, truncate_log - autofs used either stderr when running in -# the foreground or sends its output to syslog so an alternate -# log file (or truncating the log) can't be used. -# -# print_pid - there's no corresponding option for this within autofs. -# -# use_tcpwrappers, show_statfs_entries - there's no user space NFS -# server to control access to so this option isn't relevant. -# The show_statfs_entries can't be implemented for the same -# reason. -# -# debug_mtab_file - there's no user space NFS server and autofs -# avoids using file based mtab whenever possible. -# -# sun_map_syntax - obviously, are provided by autofs itself. -# -# plock, show_statfs_entries, preferred_amq_port - not supported. -# -# ldap_cache_maxmem, ldap_cache_seconds - external ldap caching -# is not used by autofs. -# -# ldap_proto_version - autofs always attempts to use the highest -# available ldap protocol version. -# -# cache_duration, map_reload_interval, map_options - the map -# entry cache is continually updated and stale entries -# cleaned on re-load, which is done when map changes are -# detected so these configuration entries are not used -# by autofs. -# -# localhost_address - is not used within autofs. This -# configuration option was only used in the amd user -# space server code and is not relevant within autofs. -# -# -# Options that are handled differently within autofs: -# -# pid_file - must be given as a command line option on startup. -# -# print_version - program version and feature information is obtained -# by using the automount command line option "-V". -# -# debug_options, log_options - autofs has somewhat more limited -# logging and debug logging options. When the log_options -# options is encountered it is converted to the nearest -# matching autofs logging option. Since the configuration -# option debug_options would be handled the same way it -# is ignored. -# -# restart_mounts - has no sensible meaning within autofs because autofs -# always tries to re-connect to existing mounts. While this -# has its own set of problems not re-connecting to existing -# mounts always results in a non-functional automount tree if -# mounts were busy at the last shutdown (as is also the case -# with amd when using mount_type autofs). -# -# forced_unmounts - detaching mounts often causes serious problems -# for users of existing mounts. It is used by autofs in some -# cases, either at the explicit request of the user (with a -# command line or init option) and in some special cases during -# program operation but is avoided whenever possible. -# -# -# A number of configuration options are not yet implemented: -# -# fully_qualified_hosts - not yet implemented. -# -# unmount_on_exit - since autofs always tries to re-connect -# to mounts left mounted from a previous shutdown this -# is a sensible option to implement and that will be -# done. -# -# exec_map_timeout - a timeout is not currently used for -# for program maps, might be implemented. -# -# tag - the tag option is not implemented within autofs. -# -# -# Supported options: -# -# arch, karch, os, osver - these options default to what is returned -# from uname(2) and can be overridden if required. -# -# full_os - has no default and must be set in the configuration -# if used in maps. -# -# cluster - if not set defaults to the host domain name. This option -# corresponds to the HP_UX cluster name (according to the amd -# source) and is probably not used in Linux but is set anyway. -# -# vendor - has a default value of "unknown", it must be set in the -# configuration if used in maps. -# -# auto_dir - is the base name of the mount tree used for external -# mounts that are sometimes needed by amd maps. Its default -# value is "/a". -# -# map_type - specifies the autofs map source, such as file, nis, -# ldap etc. and has no default value set. -# -# map_defaults - is used to override /defaults entries within maps -# and can be used to provide different defaults on specific -# machines without having to modify centrally managed maps. -# It is empty by default. -# -# search_path - colon seperated paths to search for maps that -# are not specified as a full path. -# -# dismount_interval - is equivalent to the autofs timeout option. It -# is only possible to use this with type "auto" mounts due -# to the way the autofs kernel module performs expiry. It -# takes its default value from the autofs internal default -# of 600 seconds. -# -# browsable_dirs - make map keys visible in directory listings. -# Note that support for the "fullybrowsable" option cannot -# be added using the existing kernel to user space autofs -# implementation. -# -# autofs_use_lofs - if set to "yes" autofs will attempt to use bind -# mounts for type "auto" when possible. -# -# nis_domain - allows setting of a domain name other than the system -# default. -# -# local_domain - is used to override (or set) the host domain name. -# -# normalize_hostnames - if set to "yes" then the contents of ${rhost} -# is translated in its official host name. -# -# domain_strip - if set to "yes" the domain name part of the host -# is strippped when normalizing hostnames. This can be useful -# when using of the same maps in a multiple domain environment. -# -# normalize_slashes - is set to "yes" by default and will collapse -# multiple unescaped occurrences of "/" to a single "/". -# -# selectors_in_defaults, selectors_on_default - has a default value -# of "no". If set to "yes" then any defaults entry will be -# checked for selectors to determine the values to be used. -# selectors_in_defaults is the preferred option to use. -# -# ldap_base - has no default value. It must be set to the base dn -# that is used for queries if ldap is to be used as a map -# source. -# -# ldap_hostports - has no default value set. It must be set to -# the URI of the LDAP server to be used for lookups when -# ldap is used a map source. It may contain a comma or -# space seperated list of LDAP URIs. -# -# hesiod_base - the base name used for hesiod map sources. -# -# Additional configuration options added: -# -# linux_ufs_mount_type - set the default system filesystem type that's -# used for mount type ufs. There's no simple way to determine -# what the system default filesystem is and am-utils needs to -# be continually updated to do this and can easily get it wrong -# anyway. -# -# -# Define global options for the amd parser within autofs. -# +mount_nfs_default_protocol = 4 + [ amd ] -# -# Override the internal default with the same timeout that -# is used by the override in the autofs configuration, sanity -# only change. -# + dismount_interval = 300 -# -# map_type = file -# -# Overriding this can cause autofs to use less resources because -# it will use symlinks instead of bind mounts in certain cases. -# You should ensure that the autofs kernel module your using -# supports expration of symlinks for best results (although this -# appears to work reasonably well most of the time without the -# update). -# -# autofs_use_lofs = yes -# -# Several configuration options can be set per mount point. -# In particulr map_type, map_name, map_defaults, search_path, -# browsable_dirs, dismount_interval and selectors_in_defaults -# (not all of which are currently implemented, see above). -# -# Also, if a section for an amd mount point is defined here -# it isn't necessary to specify the format in the corresponding -# master map entry and the format will be inherited for type -# "auto" mounts. -# -# [ /expamle/mount ] -# dismount_interval = 60 -# map_type = nis