The -null built-in map

The -null built-in map is always used in association with a mount point and tells automount not to mount any remote filesystems to this mount point on the local host. This excludes any mounts to the associated mount point that may be specified:

• on the automount command line.

• in any master or direct maps read by automount. (Indirect maps do not include a mount point and so are not relevant to this discussion.)

Here is an example of -null map usage on the automount command line:

automount /usr/bin -null

In this example, automount will ignore all instructions to mount remote filesystems to /usr/bin. See ``Using built-in automount maps'' for further examples of using the -null map.

See also:

• Chapter 7, ``Configuring the Network Information Service (NIS)''

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