Blake wrote:
>> You might also try the /net trick (similar to automounting):
>> ls /net/[hostname or ip]/path/to/share
>> You might also try the /net trick (similar to automounting):
>> ls /net/[hostname or ip]/path/to/share
Harry asked:
>> Blake, what is supposed to happen there?
>> For me it just fails as not accessible.
>> ls /net/192.168.0.2/pub
>> ls: cannot access /net/192.168.0.2/pub: \
Blake responded:
> To double check, is there a dir on your nfs host at /pub? You need
> to specify the full path.
>
> Is the client Linux in this case? Some Linux nfs client versions
> don't seem to be able to do this. (I don't remember which exactly).
Harry replies:
It gets a bit confusing... in some cases the server is called server
and in others, host.
I guess you want to know if there is /pub on the nfs server (a linux
machine), yes
Is there a directory /pub on the client (an osol machine), yes (an
empty directory)
So, client is Osol.11-109 and server is Gentoo linux in this case.
