autofs-5.0.9 - amd lookup update man pages

From: Ian Kent <raven@themaw.net>

Update man pages to reflect the addition of the amd map format

parser, move configuration to it's own man page and update with

amd options descriptions.

---

 man/auto.master.5.in           |  183 ++----------------

 man/autofs.5                   |  346 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-

 man/autofs.8.in                |    1 

 man/autofs.conf.5.in           |  412 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

 man/autofs_ldap_auth.conf.5.in |    1 

 man/automount.8                |    1 

 6 files changed, 782 insertions(+), 162 deletions(-)

 create mode 100644 man/autofs.conf.5.in

diff --git a/man/auto.master.5.in b/man/auto.master.5.in

index 59df04f..2267550 100644

--- a/man/auto.master.5.in

+++ b/man/auto.master.5.in

@@ -122,14 +122,18 @@ will be ignored if its name is not ended with the suffix. In addition a dot file

 which name is started with "." is also ignored.

 .RE

 .TP

-\fBformat\fP

-Format of the map data; currently the only formats

-recognized are \fBsun\fP, which is a subset of the Sun automounter map

-format, and \fBhesiod\fP, for hesiod filesys entries.  If the format is

-left unspecified, it defaults to \fBsun\fP for all map types except

-\fBhesiod\fP.

-.TP

-\fBmap\fP

+.B format

+.br

+Format of the map data; currently the formats recognized are \fBsun\fP,

+which is a subset of the Sun automounter map format, \fBhesiod\fP, for

+hesiod filesys entries and \fBamd\fP for amd formated map entries.

+If the format is left unspecified, it defaults to \fBsun\fP for all map

+types except \fBhesiod\fP unless it is a top level \fBamd\fP mount that

+has a configuration entry for the mount point path, in which case the

+format used is \fBamd\fP.

+.TP

+.B map

+.br

 Name of the map to use.  This is an absolute UNIX pathname

 for maps of types \fBfile\fP, \fBdir\fP, or \fBprogram\fP, and the name of a database

 in the case for maps of type \fByp\fP, \fBnisplus\fP, or \fBhesiod\fP or

@@ -205,87 +209,6 @@ or in the configuration.

 Set the timeout for caching failed key lookups. This option can be

 used to override the global default given either on the command line

 or in the configuration.

-.SH AUTOFS CONFIGURATION

-.P

-There are two files that amy contain configuration settings

-.nh

-.BR @@autofsmapdir@@/autofs.conf .

-.hy

-and

-.BR @@autofsconfdir@@/autofs .

-.hy

-The former contains the bulk of configuration options while the later

-contains entries to be set in the environment for use by the init

-sub-system.

-.TP

-The only entry currently present in the init system configuration

-is OPTIONS which may be used to specify options to be used when

-starting

-.BR automount (8) .

-.TP

-Previously all configuration entries were located in the init system

-configuration file and their values were set in the environment for

-later use by autofs. Configuration entries that were set in the

-environment continue to be set in the environment at program startup

-and any setting already present in the environment takes precedence.

-.SH SYSTEM DEFAULTS CONFIGURATION

-.P

-The value of most settings may be set in the configuration file

-.nh

-.BR @@autofsmapdir@@/autofs.conf .

-.hy

-Configuration entries are "name = value" pairs and the name is case

-insensitive. Older configuration names had a DEFAULTS_ prefix which

-is appended to the configuration name when a value isn't found and

-the search repeated.

-.TP

-An optional section name

-.nh

-.BR [ autofs ]

-.hy

-may also be given.

-.TP

-The available configuration entries are:

-.TP

-.B timeout

-Sets the default mount timeout in seconds. 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.

-.TP

-.B negative_timeout

-Set the default timeout for caching failed key lookups (program default

-60). If the equivalent command line option is given it will override this

-setting.

-.TP

-.B mount_wait

-Set the default time to wait for a response from a spawned mount(8)

-before sending it a SIGTERM. Note that we still need to wait for the

-RPC layer to timeout before the sub-process exits so this isn't ideal

-but it is the best we can do. The default is to wait until mount(8)

-returns without intervention.

-.TP

-.B umount_wait

-Set the default time to wait for a response from a spawned umount(8)

-before sending it a SIGTERM. Note that we still need to wait for the

-RPC layer to timeout before the sub-process exits so this isn't ideal

-but it is the best we can do.

-.TP

-.B browse_mode

-Maps are browsable by default (program default "yes").

-.TP

-.B mount_nfs_default_protocol

-Specify the default protocol used by mount.nfs(8) (program default 3). Since

-we can't identify this default automatically we need to set it in the autofs

-configuration.

-.TP

-.B append_options

-Determine whether global options, given on the command line or per mount

-in the master map, are appended to map entry options or if the map entry

-options replace the global options (program default "yes", append options).

-.TP

-.B logging

-set default log level "none", "verbose" or "debug" (program default "none").

 .SH BUILTIN MAP -hosts

 If "-hosts" is given as the map then accessing a key under the mount point

 which corresponds to a hostname will allow access to the exports of that

@@ -341,76 +264,21 @@ The object classes and attributes used for accessing automount maps in

 LDAP can be changed by setting entries in the autofs configuration

 located in

 .nh

-.BR @@autofsmapdir@@/autofs.conf .

+.BR @@autofsconfdir@@/autofs.conf .

 .hy

 .TP

 .B NOTE:

 If a schema is given in the configuration then all the schema configuration

 values must be set, any partial schema specification will be ignored.

-.P

-The configuration settings available are:

-.TP

-.B ldap_timeout

-Set the network response timeout (default 8).

-Set timeout value for the synchronous API  calls. The default is the LDAP

-library default of an infinite timeout.

 .TP

-.B ldap_network_timeout

-Set the network response timeout (default 8).

-.TP

-.B ldap_uri

-A space seperated list of server uris of the form <proto>://<server>[/]

-where <proto> can be ldap or ldaps. The option can be given multiple times.

-Map entries that include a server name override this option and it is then

-not used. Default is an empty list in which case either the server given

-in a map entry or the LDAP configured default is used. This uri list is read at

-startup and whenever the daemon receives a HUP signal.

-.P

-This configuration option can also be used to request autofs lookup SRV RRs

-for a domain of the form <proto>:///[<domain dn>]. 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.

+For \fBamd\fP format maps a different schema is used:

 .TP

-.B search_base

-The base dn to use when searching for amap base dn. This entry may be

-given multiple times and each will be checked for a map base dn in

-the order they occur in the configuration. The search base list is read

-at startup and whenever the daemon recieves a HUP signal.

-.TP

-.B map_object_class

-The map object class. In the \fBnisMap\fP schema this corresponds to the class

-\fBnisMap\fP and in the \fBautomountMap\fP schema it corresponds to the class

-\fBautomountMap\fP.

-.TP

-.B entry_object_class

-The map entry object class. In the \fBnisMap\fP schema this corresponds

-to the class \fBnisObject\fP and in the \fBautomountMap\fP schema it

-corresponds to the class \fBautomount\fP.

-.TP

-.B map_attribute

-The attribute used to identify the name of the map to which this

-entry belongs.  In the \fBnisMap\fP schema this corresponds to the attribute

-\fBnisMapName\fP and in the \fBautomountMap\fP schema it corresponds to the

-attribute \fBou\fP or \fBautomountMapName\fP.

-.TP

-.B entry_attribute

-The attribute used to identify a map key. In the \fBnisMap\fP schema this

-corresponds to the attribute \fBcn\fP and in the \fBautomountMap\fP schema

-it corresponds to the attribute \fBautomountKey\fP.

-.TP

-.B value_attribute

-The attribute used to identify the value of the map entry. In the \fBnisMap\fP

-schema this corresponds to the attribute \fBnisMapEntry\fP and in the \fBautomountMap\fP

-schema it corresponds to the attribute \fBautomountInformation\fP.

-.TP

-.B NOTE:

-It is essential that entries use class and attribute in a consistent

-manner for correct operation of autofs. For example mixing \fBcn\fP and

-\fBautomountKey\fP attributes in \fBautomount\fP schema map entries won't

-work as expected.

+.I amdMap

+.br

+The \fBamdmap\fP schema contains attributes \fBamdmapName\fP, \fBamdmapKey\fP

+and \fBamdmapValue\fP where \fBamdmapName\fP contains the name of the containing

+map, \fBamdmapKey\fP contains the map key and \fBamdmapValue\fP contains the

+map entry.

 .SH LDAP AUTHENTICATION, ENCRYPTED AND CERTIFIED CONNECTIONS

 LDAP authenticated binds, TLS encrypted connections and certification

 may be used by setting appropriate values in the autofs authentication

@@ -419,10 +287,6 @@ settings.  The default location of this file is

 .nh

 .BR @@autofsmapdir@@/autofs_ldap_auth.conf .

 .hy

-.TP

-.B auth_conf_file

-This configuration option may be used to specify an alternate location

-for the ldap authentication file

 .P

 If this file exists it will be used to establish whether TLS or authentication

 should be used.

@@ -458,7 +322,9 @@ in the per-user configuration. The location of these files and the configuration

 entry requirements is system dependent so the documentation for your

 installation will need to be consulted to get further information.

 .P

-See \fBautofs_ldap_auth.conf\fP(5) for more information.

+See

+.B autofs_ldap_auth.conf (5)

+for more information.

 .SH EXAMPLE

 .sp

 .RS +.2i

@@ -492,7 +358,8 @@ configuration will be used to locate the source of the map

 .SH "SEE ALSO"

 .BR automount (8),

 .BR autofs (5),

-.BR autofs (8).

+.BR autofs (8),

+.BR autofs.conf (5),

 .BR autofs_ldap_auth.conf (5)

 .SH AUTHOR

 This manual page was written by Christoph Lameter <chris@waterf.org>,

diff --git a/man/autofs.5 b/man/autofs.5

index c3a1611..81ae375 100644

--- a/man/autofs.5

+++ b/man/autofs.5

@@ -1,6 +1,5 @@

 .\" t

-.TH AUTOFS 5 "6 Apr 1998"

-.TH AUTOFS 5 "14 Jan 2000"

+.TH AUTOFS 5 "9 Feb 2014"

 .SH NAME

 autofs \- Format of the automounter maps

 .SH "DESCRIPTION"

@@ -10,14 +9,16 @@ the master map of the automounter (see

 These maps describe how file systems below the mount point of the map

 (given in the master map) are to be mounted.  This page describes the

 .B sun

-map format; if another map format is specified (e.g. \fBhesiod\fP),

+map format; if another map format, other than

+.B amd ,

+is specified (e.g. \fBhesiod\fP),

 this documentation does not apply.

 Indirect maps, except for the internal hosts map, can be changed on the fly

 and the automouter will recognize those changes on the next operation it

 performs on that map. Direct maps require a HUP signal be sent to the

 daemon to refresh their contents as does the master map.

-.SH "FORMAT"

+.SH "SUN FORMAT"

 This is a description of the text file format.  Other methods of specifying

 these files may exist.  All empty lines or lines beginning with # are

 ignored. The basic format of one line in such maps is:

@@ -245,10 +246,347 @@ Anything else is questionable and unsupported, but these variations will also wo

 .SH UNSUPPORTED

 This version of the automounter supports direct maps stored in FILE, NIS, NISPLUS

 and LDAP only.

+.P

+.SH "AMD FORMAT"

+This is a description of the text file format. Other methods of specifying

+mount map entries may be required for different map sources.  All empty

+lines or lines beginning with # are ignored. The basic format of one

+line in such maps is:

+.P

+.BR key\ location-list

+.TP

+.B key

+.br

+A \fBkey\fP is a path (or a single path component alone) that may end

+in the wildcard key, "*", or the wildcard key alone and must not begin

+with the "/" character.

+.TP

+.B location-list

+Following the \fBkey\fP is a mount \fBlocation-list\fP.

+.TP

+A \fBlocation-list\fP list has the following syntax:

+.TP

+.B location[\ location[\ ...\ ]]\ [||\ location[\ location[\ ...\ ]]

+.P

+A mount \fBlocation-list\fP can use the cut operator, \fB||\fP, to specify

+locations that should be tried if none of the locations to the left of it

+where selected for a mount attempt.

+

+A mount \fBlocation\fP consists of an optional colon seperated list

+of \fBselectors\fP, followed by a colon seperated list of \fBoption:=value\fP

+pairs.

+

+The \fBselectors\fP that may be used return a value or boolean result.

+Those that return a value may be to used with the comparison

+operators \fB==\fP and \fB!=\fP and those that return a boolean result

+may be negated with the \fB!\fP.

+

+For a \fBlocation\fP to be selected for a mount attempt all of its \fBselectors\fP

+must evaluate to true. If a \fBlocation\fP is selected for a mount attempt

+and succeeds the lookup is completed and returns success. If the mount

+attempt fails the proceedure continues with the next \fBlocation\fP until

+they have all been tried.

+

+In addition some \fBselectors\fP take no argumenets, some one argument

+and others optionally take two arguments.

+

+The \fBselectors\fP that take no arguments are:

+.RS

+.TP

+.B arch

+.br

+The machine architecture which, if not set in the confugration, is

+obtained using uname(2).

+.TP

+.B karch

+.br

+The machine kernel architecture which, if not set in the confugration,

+is obtained using uname(2).

+.TP

+.B os

+.br

+The operating system name, if not set in the confugration, is obtained

+using uname(2).

+.TP

+.B osver

+.br

+The operating system version, if not set in the confugration, is obtained

+using uname(2).

+.TP

+.B full_os

+.br

+The full operating system name, if not set in the confugration this selector

+has no value.

+.TP

+.B vendor

+.br

+The operating system vendor name, if not set in the confugration this selector

+has the value "unknown".

+.TP

+.B byte

+.br

+The endianess of the hardware.

+.TP

+.B cluster

+.br

+The name of the local cluster. It has a value only if it is set in the

+configuration.

+.TP

+.B autodir

+.br

+The base path under which external mounts are done if they are needed.

+Most mounts are done in place but some can't be and this is the base

+path under which those mounts will be done.

+.TP

+.B domain

+.br

+The local domain name. It is set to the value of the configuration

+option \fBsub_domain\fP. If sub_domain is not given in the configuration

+it is set to the domain part of the local host name, as given by

+gethostname(2).

+.TP

+.B host

+.br

+The local host name, without the domain part, as given by gethostname(2).

+.TP

+.B hostd

+.br

+The full host name. If \fBsub_domain\fP is given in the configuration

+this is set to the contatenation of \fBhost\fP and \fBsub_domain\fP deperated

+by a \fB.\fP. If \fBsub_domain\fP is not set in the configuration the value

+of \fBdomain\fP is used instead of \fBsub_domain\fP.

+.TP

+.B uid

+.br

+The numeric value of the uid of the user that first requested the mount. Note

+this is usual the same as that used by amd but can be different within autofs.

+.TP

+.B gid

+.br

+The numeric value of the gid of the user that first requested the mount. Note

+this is usual the same as that used by amd but can be different within autofs.

+.TP

+.B key

+.br

+The string value of the key being looked up.

+.TP

+.B map

+.br

+The string value of the map name used to lookup \fBkey\fPs.

+.TP

+.B path

+.br

+The string value of the full path to the mount being requested.

+.TP

+.B dollar

+.br

+Evaluates to the string "$".

+.RE

+.TP

+The \fBselectors\fP that take one argument are:

+.RS

+.TP

+.B in_network(network) ", " network(network) ", " netnumber(network) ", " wire(network)

+.br

+These \fBselectors\fP are all the same. \fBin_network()\fP is the

+preferred usage. The \fBnetwork\fP argument is an address (which may include

+a subnet mask) or network name. The function compares \fBnetwork\fP

+against each interface and returns true if \fBnetwork\fP belongs to

+the network the interface is connected to.

+.TP

+.B xhost(hostname)

+.br

+The \fBxhost()\fP selector compares \fBhostname\fP to the \fB${host}\fP

+and if it doesn't match it attempts to lookup the cannonical name

+of \fBhostname\fP and compares it to \f${host}\fP as well.

+.TP

+.B exists(filename)

+.br

+Returns true if \fBfilename\fP exits as determined by lstat(2).

+.TP

+.B true()

+.br

+Evaluates to true, the argument is ignored and may be empty.

+.TP

+.B false()

+.br

+Evaluates to false, the argument is ignored and may be empty.

+.RE

+.TP

+The \fBselectors\fP that take up to two arguments are:

+.RS

+.TP

+.B netgrp(netgroup[,hostname])

+.br

+The \fBnetgrp()\fP selector returns true if \fPhostname\fP is a member of

+the netgroup \fBnetgroup\fP. If \fBhostname\fP is not given \fB${host}\fP

+is used for the comparison.

+.TP

+.B netgrpd(netgroup[,hostname])

+.br

+The \fBnetgrpd()i\fP selector behaves the same as \fBnetgrp()\fP except

+that if \fBhostname\fP is not given \fB${hostd}\fP, the fully qualified

+hostname, is used instead of \fB${host}\fP.

+.RE

+.TP

+The \fBoptions\fP that may be used are:

+.RS

+.TP

+.B type

+.br

+This is the mount filesystem \fBtype\fP.

+It can have a value of

+.BR auto ", " link ", " linkx ", " host ", " lofs ", " ext2-4 ", "

+.BR xfs ", " nfs ", " nfsl " or " cdfs "."

+Other types that are not yet implemented or are not available iin autofs are

+.BR nfsx ", " lustre ", " jfs ", " program ", " cachefs " and " direct "."

+.TP

+.B maptype

+.br

+The \fBmaptype\fP option specifies the type of the map source and can

+have a value of \fBfile\fP, \fBnis\fP, \fBnisplus\fP, \fBexec\fP, \fBldap\fP

+or \fBhesiod\fP. Map sources either not yet implemented or not available in

+autofs are \fBsss\fP, \fBndbm\fP, \fBpasswd\fP and \fBunion\fP.

+.TP

+.B fs

+.br

+The option \fBfs\fP is used to specify the local filesystem. The meaning of

+this option (and whether or not it is used) is dependent on the mount

+filesystem \fBtype\fP.

+.TP

+.B rhost

+.br

+The remote host name for network mount requests.

+.TP

+.B rfs

+.br

+The remote host filesystem path for network mount requests.

+.TP

+.B dev

+.br

+Must resolve to the device file for local device mount

+requests.

+.TP

+.B sublink

+.br

+The \fBsublink\fP option is used to specify a subdirectory

+within the mount location to which this entry will point.

+.TP

+.B pref

+.br

+The \fBpref\fP option is used to specify a prefix that is

+prepended to the lookup key before looking up the map entry

+key.

+.TP

+.B opts

+.br

+The \fBopts\fP option is used to specify mount options to be

+used for the mount. If a "\fB-\fP" is given it is ignored.

+Options that may be used are dependend on the mount filesystem.

+.TP

+.B addopts

+.br

+The \fBaddopts\fP option is used to specify additional mount

+options used in addition to the default mount options for the

+mount location.

+.TP

+.B remopts

+.br

+The \fBaddopts\fP option is used to specify mount options used

+instead the options given in \fBopts\fP when the mount location

+is on a remote retwork.

+.RE

+.TP

+A number of \fBoptions\fP aren't available or aren't yet implemented

+within autofs, these are:

+.RS

+.TP

+.B cache

+.br

+The \fBcache option\fP isn't used by autofs. The map entry cache is

+continually updated and stale entries cleaned on re-load when map

+changes are detected so these configuration entries are not used.

+The \fBregex\fP map key matching is not implemented and may not be

+due to the potential overhead of the full map scans needed on every

+key lookup.

+.TP

+.B cachedir

+.br

+The \fBcachefs\fP filesystem is not available on Linux, a different

+implementation is used for caching network mounted file systems.

+.TP

+.B mount ", " unmount ", " umount

+.br

+These \fBoptions\fP are used by the amd \fBprogram\fP mount type which

+is not yet implemented.

+.TP

+.B delay

+.br

+This \fBoption\fP is not used by the autofs implementation and is ignored.

+.RE

+.BR

+.SH FEATURES

+.SS Key Matching

+The amd parser key matching is unusual.

+

+The key string to be looked up is constructed by prepending the prefix, if

+there is one.

+

+The resulting relative path string is matched by first trying the sting

+itself. If no match is found the last component of the key string is

+replaced with the wilcard match cahracter ("*") and a wildcard match is

+attemted. This process continues until a match is found or until the

+last match, against the wilcard match key alone, fails to match a map

+entry and the key lookup fails.

+.SS Macro Usage

+Macros are used a lot in the autofs amd implementation.

+

+Many of the option values are set as macro variables corresponding to the

+option name during the map entry parse. So they may be used in subsequent

+option values. Beware though, the order in which option values is not

+necessarily left to right so you may get unexpected results.

+.BR

+.SH EXAMPLE

+Example NFS mount map:

+.P

+Assuming we have the autofs master map entry:

+.sp

+.RS +.2i

+.ta 1.0i 3.0i

+.nf

+/test	file,amd:/etc/amd.test

+.fi

+.RE

+.sp

+And the following map in /etc/amd.test:

+.sp

+.RS +.2i

+.ta 1.0i 3.0i

+.nf

+/defaults	type:=nfs;rhost:=bilbo

+apps	rfs:=/autofs

+util	rhost:=zeus;rfs:=/work/util

+local	rfs:=/shared;sublink:=local

+.fi

+.RE

+.sp

+In the first line we have an NFS remote mount of the exported directory

+/autofs from host bilbo which would be mounted on /test/apps. Next

+another nfs mount for the exported directory /work/util from host zeus.

+This would be mounted on /test/util.

+

+Finally we have an example of the use of the \fBsublink\fP option. In

+this case the filesystem bilbo:/shared would be mounted on a path

+external the automount directory (under the direcory given by

+configuration option auto_dir) and the path /test/local either

+symlinked or bind mounted (depending on the setting autofs_use_lofs)

+to the "local" subdirectory of the external mount.

+.BR

 .SH "SEE ALSO"

 .BR automount (8),

 .BR auto.master (5),

 .BR autofs (8),

+.BR autofs.conf (5),

 .BR mount (8).

 .BR autofs_ldap_auth.conf (5)

 .SH AUTHOR

diff --git a/man/autofs.8.in b/man/autofs.8.in

index fae0b00..7ab4242 100644

--- a/man/autofs.8.in

+++ b/man/autofs.8.in

@@ -49,6 +49,7 @@ will display the status of,

 .SH "SEE ALSO"

 .BR automount (8),

 .BR autofs (5),

+.BR autofs.conf (5),

 .BR auto.master (5).

 .BR autofs_ldap_auth.conf (5)

 .SH AUTHOR

diff --git a/man/autofs.conf.5.in b/man/autofs.conf.5.in

new file mode 100644

index 0000000..aad4143

--- /dev/null

+++ b/man/autofs.conf.5.in

@@ -0,0 +1,412 @@

+.\" t

+.TH AUTOFS.CONF "23 Jan 2014"

+.SH NAME

+autofs.conf \- autofs configuration

+.SH "DESCRIPTION"

+.P

+Configuration settings used by

+.BR automount (8)

+may be changed in the configuration file \fB@@autofsmapdir@@/autofs.conf\fP.

+.P

+This file contains two primary sections, \fBautofs\fP and \fBamd\fP.

+.P

+Configuration entries may be present at the beginning of the

+configuration file without a section header and are implicitly

+included as part of the \fBautofs\fP section.

+.P

+Each section name is enclosed in square brackets with

+spaces between the brackets and the section name. The \fBamd\fP

+section may be followed by further sections, named by the

+top level mount point path, that contain per mount

+configuration settings.

+.SH "SECTION autofs CONFIGURATION OPTIONS"

+.P

+Configuration settings available are:

+.TP

+.B timeout

+.br

+Sets the default mount timeout in seconds. 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.

+.TP

+.B negative_timeout

+.br

+Set the default timeout for caching failed key lookups (program default

+60). If the equivalent command line option is given it will override this

+setting.

+.TP

+.B mount_wait

+.br

+Set the default time to wait for a response from a spawned mount(8)

+before sending it a SIGTERM. Note that we still need to wait for the

+RPC layer to timeout before the sub-process exits so this isn't ideal

+but it is the best we can do. The default is to wait until mount(8)

+returns without intervention.

+.TP

+.B umount_wait

+.br

+Set the default time to wait for a response from a spawned umount(8)

+before sending it a SIGTERM. Note that we still need to wait for the

+RPC layer to timeout before the sub-process exits so this isn't ideal

+but it is the best we can do.

+.TP

+.B browse_mode

+.br

+Maps are browsable by default (program default "yes").

+.TP

+.B mount_nfs_default_protocol

+.br

+Specify the default protocol used by

+.BR mount.nfs (8)

+(program default 3). Since we can't identify this default automatically

+we need to set it in the autofs configuration.

+.TP

+.B append_options

+.br

+Determine whether global options, given on the command line or per mount

+in the master map, are appended to map entry options or if the map entry

+options replace the global options (program default "yes", append options).

+.TP