Solaris 11 useradd & automount /home
The Solaris 11 useradd feature which updates the auto_home map to mount home directories under /home seems to have broken on me. It may have started happening after a recent patch, but of course I deleted the old snapshot. I'm wondering if anyone else has seen this behavior.
It will create a new ZFS filesystem for the user OK but does not update /etc/auto_home with a new entry. I must manually create the map entry now, and then change their home directory in /etc/passwd from "/export/home/user" to "/home/user". Then the user's /home location is mounted properly at login. Apologies if I missed something obvious here, but the first couple accounts I created (with identical flags... -d, -m, etc) worked fine.
It will create a new ZFS filesystem for the user OK but does not update /etc/auto_home with a new entry. I must manually create the map entry now, and then change their home directory in /etc/passwd from "/export/home/user" to "/home/user". Then the user's /home location is mounted properly at login. Apologies if I missed something obvious here, but the first couple accounts I created (with identical flags... -d, -m, etc) worked fine.
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