Thanx for your help, but is there another way to solve the problem My server is a live monitoring & http server and a reboot is a risk (customers complaining... no monitoring of our routers, billing data lost...) I perfer not to reboot when not needed.
I re-created the dir /home/mrtg/scripts/billing , now he gives the error: unexporting 192.168.230.5:/home/mrtg/scripts/billing from kernel 192.168.230.5:/home/mrtg/scripts/billing: Invalid argument unexporting 192.168.230.4:/home/mrtg/scripts/billing from kernel 192.168.230.4:/home/mrtg/scripts/billing: Invalid argument I also restarted the whole NFS process, but with no result... J. Craig Woods wrote: > wim wrote: > >>Hello, >> >>I'm trying to modify my NFS server by adding directories... I added and >>deleted some entries in /etc/exports. After these modifications, I did >>exportfs -rav and now I get some errors: >> >>[root@mrtg /proc]# exportfs -rav >>exporting 192.168.230.4:/home/mrtg/html >>exporting 192.168.230.4:/home/mrtg >>exporting 192.168.230.4:/tftpboot >>exporting 192.168.230.4:/var/www >>unexporting 192.168.230.5:/home/mrtg/scripts/billing from kernel >>192.168.230.5:/home/mrtg/scripts/billing: No such file or directory >>unexporting 192.168.230.4:/home/mrtg/scripts/billing from kernel >>192.168.230.4:/home/mrtg/scripts/billing: No such file or directory >>reexporting 192.168.230.4:/home/mrtg/html to kernel >>exporting 192.168.230.4:/home/mrtg to kernel >>192.168.230.4:/home/mrtg: Invalid argument >>reexporting 192.168.230.4:/tftpboot to kernel >>reexporting 192.168.230.4:/var/www to kernel >> >>And indeed home/mrtg/scripts/billing doesn't exist and isn't in my >>exports-file! Where is this info stored? >> >>192.168.230.4:/home/mrtg: Invalid argument >>This I don't understand :-( >> >>some adittional info; >> >>my server is 192.168.230.5 >> >>this is my /etc/exports: >> >>/home/mrtg 192.168.230.4(rw) >>/home/mrtg/html 192.168.230.4(rw) >>/var/www 192.168.230.4(rw) >> >>/tftpboot 192.168.230.4(rw) >> >> > > Wim, you already had those exported directories in the kernel (the ones > that you have now deleted i.e. /home/mrtg/scripts/billings). You put > this info into the kernel with your command, "exportfs" or they were > entered during a bootup, if they existed in the exports file. This info > about that directory is in the kernel, and when the kernel trys to > unexport the directory, it now no longer exists on your system. The > kernel is perplexed. The best solution here is to get your > "/etc/exports" the way you want it, making sure that all the directories > for exporting currently exist on your system, and flush your kernel out > by doing a reboot. > > As far as the invalid argument error, I think I know what is happening > but I would like you to try the aforementioned method, and let me know > what your results are looking like. > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? > Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com > -- Kind regards, Wim De Hul Belgacom Belbone Mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mobile : +32 479 952004 Ripe : WDH25-RIPE
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