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[ubuntu] autofs does not mount deep directories

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hello I use Ubuntu 10.4 LTS, and I have a remote server that exports my home directory. I use autofs to automatically mount it. However, since a recent upgrade, it no longer works. Namely, it mounts the export/ directory, but when I try to access the enclosed directories, it returns the error: No such file or directory. Code: gmermoud-local@disalpc19:~$ cd /net/disalsrv1 gmermoud-local@disalpc19:/net/disalsrv1$ ls export  export2 gmermoud-local@disalpc19:/net/disalsrv1$ cd export bash: cd: export: No such file or directory I tried on a different server, and the same thing happened, b (HowTos)

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