On Thu, Dec 11, 2014 at 12:36:30AM +0100, Wolfgang Schweer wrote: [ /etc/rc.local ] > # By default this script does nothing. > > systemctl restart nfs-common > systemctl restart autofs > systemctl stop nslcd > systemctl start nslcd > > exit 0 Investigating further (virtual-box VM setup) I dropped the connection to the internet gateway, then restarted main server and workstation. With the above stated commands in rc.local the workstation failed 6 out of 6 times to get NFS mount right. Then I changed the commands in rc.local like this: # By default this script does nothing. systemctl stop nslcd systemctl start nslcd systemctl restart autofs exit 0 With this workaround NFS mount succeeded 10 out of 10 times. So I guess the NFS issue boils down to the fact that order of services' start matters. Maybe a proper sequence can be achieved using nslcd and autofs systemd services files containing the right targets. Wolfgang
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