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Alternative to autofs to mount CIFS folders in user home folders in multi-user environment
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
2019 Community Moderator Election Results
Why I closed the “Why is Kali so hard” questionUsing autofs to mount under each users' home directoryautofs mounts not disconnecting after inactiveAutofs home folders from solaris 11Automounts: All mounting and will not umount on its ownAutoFS fails to mount Samba CIFS shareAutofs Issues Mounting NFS Home Directories (CentOS 7.4)How to access NFSv4 shared folder with Kerberos authentication without root rightsautofs indirect mount in CentOS 7Freeipa client on debian 9 - Cannot find user errorAutoFS for mouting Samba share with Kerberos Ticket
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My use case seems very simple. I want to automount CIFS folder CIFS1 and CIFS2 which exist for all users on my fileserver in each user home during login on this multi-user 18.04 Ubuntu machine.
So if user1 login, i mount :
- /home/user1/CIFS1
- /home/user1/CIFS2.
If user2 login, i mount :
- /home/user2/CIFS1
- /home/user2/CIFS2.
I have an already a working mounting command to do this, using Kerberos ticket / SSSD to authenticate :
sudo mount -v -t cifs -o user=$USER,cruid=$USER,sec=krb5,uid=$UID //isilon.mydataserver/CIFS1/$USER /home/$USER/CIFS1
sudo mount -v -t cifs -o user=$USER,cruid=$USER,sec=krb5,uid=$UID //isilon.mydataserver/CIFS2/$USER /home/$USER/CIFS2
Works well, but now i want to automount these folders directly after login, with correct $USER information injected into autofs configuration.
And ... it seems impossible, i try many things, direct or indirect mapping, executable automap, without success.
The [mountpoint] [option] [location] pattern of autoconf files accept injection of environnement variable (USERS, UID, etc.) only in the option/location part.
In sudo nano /etc/auto.master i have :
/- /etc/auto.cifs --ghost
Following the sun autofs pattern for direct mounting : [mountpoint] [option] [location], my /etc/auto.cifs config contain :
/home/$USER/CIFS1 -fstype=cifs,user=$USER,cruid=$UID,sec=krb5,uid=$UID ://isilon.mydataserver/CIFS1/$USER
/home/$USER/CIFS2 -fstype=cifs,user=$USER,cruid=$UID,sec=krb5,uid=$UID ://isilon.mydataserver/CIFS2/$USER
Reloading configuration :
sudo systemctl reload autofs
During users login, this configuration create litteraly a /home/$USER/CIFS1 folder and not an /home/user1/CIFS1 or /home/user2/CIFS1 folder ...
Is there a way to obtain this behavior (mounting CIFS folder into multi-users environment : /home/$USER with $USER = user1, user2, ...) using autofs, or another method compatible with Kerberos / SSSD / CIFS authentification ?
Edit1 : I precise to readers that i cannot modify the Active Directory schema in place to use the automounting function of SSSD/AutoFS :(
Edit2 : I also try to run bash program from auto.master with program:/etc/auto.cifs , but it seems that doesn't answer to this problem because program could only return the [option][location] and not the [mountpoint] part.
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My use case seems very simple. I want to automount CIFS folder CIFS1 and CIFS2 which exist for all users on my fileserver in each user home during login on this multi-user 18.04 Ubuntu machine.
So if user1 login, i mount :
- /home/user1/CIFS1
- /home/user1/CIFS2.
If user2 login, i mount :
- /home/user2/CIFS1
- /home/user2/CIFS2.
I have an already a working mounting command to do this, using Kerberos ticket / SSSD to authenticate :
sudo mount -v -t cifs -o user=$USER,cruid=$USER,sec=krb5,uid=$UID //isilon.mydataserver/CIFS1/$USER /home/$USER/CIFS1
sudo mount -v -t cifs -o user=$USER,cruid=$USER,sec=krb5,uid=$UID //isilon.mydataserver/CIFS2/$USER /home/$USER/CIFS2
Works well, but now i want to automount these folders directly after login, with correct $USER information injected into autofs configuration.
And ... it seems impossible, i try many things, direct or indirect mapping, executable automap, without success.
The [mountpoint] [option] [location] pattern of autoconf files accept injection of environnement variable (USERS, UID, etc.) only in the option/location part.
In sudo nano /etc/auto.master i have :
/- /etc/auto.cifs --ghost
Following the sun autofs pattern for direct mounting : [mountpoint] [option] [location], my /etc/auto.cifs config contain :
/home/$USER/CIFS1 -fstype=cifs,user=$USER,cruid=$UID,sec=krb5,uid=$UID ://isilon.mydataserver/CIFS1/$USER
/home/$USER/CIFS2 -fstype=cifs,user=$USER,cruid=$UID,sec=krb5,uid=$UID ://isilon.mydataserver/CIFS2/$USER
Reloading configuration :
sudo systemctl reload autofs
During users login, this configuration create litteraly a /home/$USER/CIFS1 folder and not an /home/user1/CIFS1 or /home/user2/CIFS1 folder ...
Is there a way to obtain this behavior (mounting CIFS folder into multi-users environment : /home/$USER with $USER = user1, user2, ...) using autofs, or another method compatible with Kerberos / SSSD / CIFS authentification ?
Edit1 : I precise to readers that i cannot modify the Active Directory schema in place to use the automounting function of SSSD/AutoFS :(
Edit2 : I also try to run bash program from auto.master with program:/etc/auto.cifs , but it seems that doesn't answer to this problem because program could only return the [option][location] and not the [mountpoint] part.
automounting kerberos sssd autofs
asked 9 hours ago
reyman64reyman64
198115
add a comment |
My use case seems very simple. I want to automount CIFS folder CIFS1 and CIFS2 which exist for all users on my fileserver in each user home during login on this multi-user 18.04 Ubuntu machine.
So if user1 login, i mount :
- /home/user1/CIFS1
- /home/user1/CIFS2.
If user2 login, i mount :
- /home/user2/CIFS1
- /home/user2/CIFS2.
I have an already a working mounting command to do this, using Kerberos ticket / SSSD to authenticate :
sudo mount -v -t cifs -o user=$USER,cruid=$USER,sec=krb5,uid=$UID //isilon.mydataserver/CIFS1/$USER /home/$USER/CIFS1
sudo mount -v -t cifs -o user=$USER,cruid=$USER,sec=krb5,uid=$UID //isilon.mydataserver/CIFS2/$USER /home/$USER/CIFS2
Works well, but now i want to automount these folders directly after login, with correct $USER information injected into autofs configuration.
And ... it seems impossible, i try many things, direct or indirect mapping, executable automap, without success.
The [mountpoint] [option] [location] pattern of autoconf files accept injection of environnement variable (USERS, UID, etc.) only in the option/location part.
In sudo nano /etc/auto.master i have :
/- /etc/auto.cifs --ghost
Following the sun autofs pattern for direct mounting : [mountpoint] [option] [location], my /etc/auto.cifs config contain :
/home/$USER/CIFS1 -fstype=cifs,user=$USER,cruid=$UID,sec=krb5,uid=$UID ://isilon.mydataserver/CIFS1/$USER
/home/$USER/CIFS2 -fstype=cifs,user=$USER,cruid=$UID,sec=krb5,uid=$UID ://isilon.mydataserver/CIFS2/$USER
Reloading configuration :
sudo systemctl reload autofs
During users login, this configuration create litteraly a /home/$USER/CIFS1 folder and not an /home/user1/CIFS1 or /home/user2/CIFS1 folder ...
Is there a way to obtain this behavior (mounting CIFS folder into multi-users environment : /home/$USER with $USER = user1, user2, ...) using autofs, or another method compatible with Kerberos / SSSD / CIFS authentification ?
Edit1 : I precise to readers that i cannot modify the Active Directory schema in place to use the automounting function of SSSD/AutoFS :(
Edit2 : I also try to run bash program from auto.master with program:/etc/auto.cifs , but it seems that doesn't answer to this problem because program could only return the [option][location] and not the [mountpoint] part.
automounting kerberos sssd autofs
asked 9 hours ago
reyman64reyman64
198115
My use case seems very simple. I want to automount CIFS folder CIFS1 and CIFS2 which exist for all users on my fileserver in each user home during login on this multi-user 18.04 Ubuntu machine.
So if user1 login, i mount :
- /home/user1/CIFS1
- /home/user1/CIFS2.
If user2 login, i mount :
- /home/user2/CIFS1
- /home/user2/CIFS2.
I have an already a working mounting command to do this, using Kerberos ticket / SSSD to authenticate :
sudo mount -v -t cifs -o user=$USER,cruid=$USER,sec=krb5,uid=$UID //isilon.mydataserver/CIFS1/$USER /home/$USER/CIFS1
sudo mount -v -t cifs -o user=$USER,cruid=$USER,sec=krb5,uid=$UID //isilon.mydataserver/CIFS2/$USER /home/$USER/CIFS2
Works well, but now i want to automount these folders directly after login, with correct $USER information injected into autofs configuration.
And ... it seems impossible, i try many things, direct or indirect mapping, executable automap, without success.
The [mountpoint] [option] [location] pattern of autoconf files accept injection of environnement variable (USERS, UID, etc.) only in the option/location part.
In sudo nano /etc/auto.master i have :
/- /etc/auto.cifs --ghost
Following the sun autofs pattern for direct mounting : [mountpoint] [option] [location], my /etc/auto.cifs config contain :
/home/$USER/CIFS1 -fstype=cifs,user=$USER,cruid=$UID,sec=krb5,uid=$UID ://isilon.mydataserver/CIFS1/$USER
/home/$USER/CIFS2 -fstype=cifs,user=$USER,cruid=$UID,sec=krb5,uid=$UID ://isilon.mydataserver/CIFS2/$USER
Reloading configuration :
sudo systemctl reload autofs
During users login, this configuration create litteraly a /home/$USER/CIFS1 folder and not an /home/user1/CIFS1 or /home/user2/CIFS1 folder ...
Is there a way to obtain this behavior (mounting CIFS folder into multi-users environment : /home/$USER with $USER = user1, user2, ...) using autofs, or another method compatible with Kerberos / SSSD / CIFS authentification ?
Edit1 : I precise to readers that i cannot modify the Active Directory schema in place to use the automounting function of SSSD/AutoFS :(
Edit2 : I also try to run bash program from auto.master with program:/etc/auto.cifs , but it seems that doesn't answer to this problem because program could only return the [option][location] and not the [mountpoint] part.
automounting kerberos sssd autofs
automounting kerberos sssd autofs
asked 9 hours ago
reyman64reyman64
198115
asked 9 hours ago
reyman64reyman64
198115
asked 9 hours ago
reyman64reyman64
198115
asked 9 hours ago
reyman64reyman64
198115
asked 9 hours ago
reyman64reyman64
198115
198115
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