I run amd - on debian.. works like a charm!
Doesnt require kernel automount support

Only one annoyance I found.

Server NFS exports	-	fileserver:/data1/iso
Client
	Manually mount the export on /iso and do a ls
		see all the contents of /data/iso
	Automount it by "ls /iso/somefolder"
		ls /iso
		dont see any of the contents of /data/iso

========== FROM DEBIAN ============
apt-cache show am-utils

Description: automounter utilities from 4.4BSD (includes amd)
  Am-utils is a set of tools for automounting filesystems: mounting a
  filesystem "on demand" when it is first referenced, and unmounting it
  later if it is no more needed.
  .
  Am-utils contains the amd automounter.

Jonathan Hutchins wrote:
> On Tuesday 25 November 2003 08:35 am, Greg Kedrovsky wrote:
> 
> 
>>Is there a special deal with NFS and mountable filesystems (like a cdrom
>>or internal zip drive)?
> 
> 
> You don't  specify, but it sounds as if you might be mounting these 
> filesystems as a user.  How about using something like supermount or 
> automount?
> 
> I believe you also need to re-export the NFS shares after you mount a 
> resource.
> 
> 
>