Created attachment 189116 [details]
Fixes the issue.

Unlike automountd where the daemon is daemonized or lesser-daemonized,
an automount process isn't necessarily at /, and this results in
creating unneeded directories at the current directory.

In the example below, mounting autofs on /mnt/media fails because the
command mkdirs mnt/media instead of /mnt/media. If /mnt/media already
exists the command can mount autofs on /mnt/media, but it still mkdirs
unneeded directories mnt/media.

Calling chdir("/") before creation and restoring the directory after
creation avoids this.

--
[root@]~# automount -L
/mnt/media                -nosuid               -media               # indirect map referenced at /etc/auto_master:8
[root@]~# ls mnt
ls: mnt: No such file or directory
[root@]~# automount
automount: cannot mount map -media on /mnt/media: No such file or directory
[root@]~# mount | grep autofs
[root@]~# ls mnt
media
[root@]~# tree mnt
mnt
`-- media