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	From: Robert L. Harris [<a  rel="nofollow" href="mailto:Robert.L.Harris";>mailto:Robert.L.Harris</a> at rdlg.net] 
	Sent: Fri 3/26/2004 4:11 PM 
	To: Atlanta Linux Enthusiasts 
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	Subject: [ale] autofs fall back?
	
	



	Unless my memory is completely gone, a LONG time ago I worked on a system
	that had a form of fall back for autofs.  It was configured for homedirs
	so that if you cd ~home it would try to mount server1:/home/foo, if that
	was down or unavailable, go to server2:/home/foo and if that failed it
	would link: file:/usr/home/generic.
	
	Anyone have anything setup similar or know how to work it?  &quot;multi-map&quot;
	isn't the same thing.
	
	
	:wq!
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