For reasons that are not important I want them to stay mounted permanently.
I couldn't find any information online on how to do this so I poked around in the related autofs man pages.
I noticed that there is a time out option which is set by default to 600 seconds.
I wondered what would happen if I set that to 0 seconds so I tried it.
So far the devices in question have stayed mounted for 15 minutes
Here's how to do it:
/etc/auto.master
/mnt/loop /etc/auto.loops -t 0
/etc/auto.loops
* -fstype=iso9660,loop :/store/ISO.archives/&.iso
The -t 0 is where we set the time out to 0 (infinite)
In case you are wondering the * at the beginning and the
&.iso
at the end of auto.loops will mount all of the iso files found in the /store/ISO.archives/ directory.
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