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Description of problem:
I have just upgraded my system to Fedora Core 2 and am having
a problem with automount attempting to mount NFS filesystems
from Solaris servers.

The automounter is configured via an NIS map, i.e., it is being
run with the command

        /usr/sbin/automount --timeout=60 /home yp home.indirect

All entries in the NIS automount map home.indirect are of the form

        -intr,nosuid,hard,noquota somehostname:/export/somedirectory

This NIS map is being served by a Solaris NIS server over which I
have no control.

When I attempt to automount any such filesystem it fails with a message
written to /var/log/messages saying that noquota is not a valid option
for mounting an NFS file system.

This has always worked in the past for me. I still have a running RedHat
7.3 system that is using the same automount map and has no trouble
automounting these file systems, even with the noquota option in the
NIS automount map entries. If I try to manually mount an NFS filesystem
on that 7.3 machine with the noquota option specified, it fails with a
message that noquota is not supported for NFS, which makes me believe
that somehow the 7.3 automounting system is filtering out the noquota
option before performing the actual mount. It would seem that this
filtering no longer occurs in Fedora 2.

How can I fix this problem without changing the NIS map entries,
which I cannot do?


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Run automount using an NIS map that specifies noquota as
a mount option for its entries.

2. Attempt to use the automounter to mount a file system specified
by one of these entries.

    

Actual Results:  After the attempt, /var/log/messages will contain a
message
such as:

Jul  2 20:57:11 ctrobot automount[2626]: >> Unsupported nfs mount
option: noquota


Expected Results:  The filesystem should have been mounted.

Additional info: