I confirm this bug. I'ts a real pain. Even more when using executable maps as we do, because autofs blindly obeys to mounting a share that doesn't exist on the server side (shouldn't autofs know it ?).
It works fine when the map is called with username when mounting its home directory. But sometimes, it's Kate (text editor) that's trying to access /home/.kateprojekt or /home/.kateconfig files instead of /home/user1/.kateprojekt and /home/user1/.kateconfig and then it fails. It's worse than that : it freezes the text editor and even the whole KDE desktop.
That's what autofs is triyng to mount in this particular situation : /home/NFS//.kateprojekt on /home/
Tried this with Ubuntu 13.04 server and client and Fedora 19 too and same errors happens. On Fedora 19 I even get error about /home/.Trash and /home/.Trash-xxxxx and /home/.hidden etc....
I'm now on production with all my students and teachers beeing impacted by this bug.
There seems to be 2 problems here :
1. Autofs should better handle mount errors.
2. Kate should record its configuration in the right path : /home/user1/.kateprojekt and not /home/.kateprojekt
Hope someone pays attention to this and fix this really soon. Let me know if I can help / try your fixing.
Hi,
I confirm this bug. I'ts a real pain. Even more when using executable maps as we do, because autofs blindly obeys to mounting a share that doesn't exist on the server side (shouldn't autofs know it ?).
Here's our executable /etc/auto.nfs map :
#!/bin/bash nfs4,rw, sec=krb5 server: /home/NFS/ $user_group/ $1"
user_group=$(id -n -g $1)
echo "-fstype=
It works fine when the map is called with username when mounting its home directory. But sometimes, it's Kate (text editor) that's trying to access /home/.kateprojekt or /home/.kateconfig files instead of /home/user1/ .kateprojekt and /home/user1/ .kateconfig and then it fails. It's worse than that : it freezes the text editor and even the whole KDE desktop.
That's what autofs is triyng to mount in this particular situation : /home/NFS/ /.kateprojekt on /home/
Tried this with Ubuntu 13.04 server and client and Fedora 19 too and same errors happens. On Fedora 19 I even get error about /home/.Trash and /home/.Trash-xxxxx and /home/.hidden etc....
I'm now on production with all my students and teachers beeing impacted by this bug.
There seems to be 2 problems here :
1. Autofs should better handle mount errors. .kateprojekt and not /home/.kateprojekt
2. Kate should record its configuration in the right path : /home/user1/
Hope someone pays attention to this and fix this really soon. Let me know if I can help / try your fixing.
Frédéric.