I was hoping someone could help me with a autofs question. ``` RH3 - 10.10.12. . . .

Bruno Domingues:
I was hoping someone could help me with a autofs question.

RH3 - 10.10.12.59/22 (used as nfs-server, firewalld off, selinux off)
RH4 - 10.10.12.79/22 (used as nfs-client,autofs, firewalld off, selinux off)

• On RH3
$ vi /etc/exports

/nfs-share 10.10.12.79(rw,no_root_squash)

$ systemctl restart nfs-server
$ exportfs -avr

• On RH4
$ mount -t nfs -o rw 10.10.12.59:/nfs-share /test
Confirmed able to access and write to the share

$ cd /net/10.10.12.59/nfs-share
Now I’m trying to configure a autofs directory but not sure why I can’t list or write to the directory however if I use the lazy mount I’m able to map and have rw access

Able to write however when creating the directory and map files I can’t read the share folder/files or write to the directory
$ mkdir /nfs-share_autofs
$ vi /etc/auto.master

 /nfs-share_autofs /etc/auto.nfs-share --timeout=180

$ vi /etc/auto.nfs-share

 nfs-share_autofs -fstype=nfs4,rw,soft,intr 10.10.12.59:/nfs-share

$ systemctl restart autofs
$ cd /nfs-share_autofs
Unable to list files or write to directory

Can you advise what I’m doing wrong @Aaron Lockhart?

Bruno Domingues:
Figured it out just need to browse to but the nfs-share_autofs directory isn’t listed in the folder above
$cd /nfs-share_autofs/nfs-share_autofs