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All the documentation I see shows, even for file based, mounts that will show up on the client computer like /test/mymount and you can have as many /test/mymount2 /test/mymountN as you want.

What I can't find documentation on is /test/mymount/subdir or /test/mymount/subdir/mysubdirN ... Attempting to set via LDAP such as entry attribute being mymount/subdir but autofs says that's an invalid path or mount name.

What's weird is this works using NIS...

Is there any docs that point how to specify this in LDAP?

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I found that I can do this in an ugly way by making a new mount map entry like auto.folder2 and specifying the nisObject entry cn in auto.master like /test/mymount and then any nisObjects inside the nisMap auto.folder2 will end up at /test/mymount/subdir...

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