If you look at /etc/rc.d/init.d/nfs, you'll see that the script exits if
it can't find the bits or if there's no export file. So:
1) Have you installed nfs?
2) Do you have filesystems set up for export?
(Because its glance inspired the distance which separates the shortest path)
Mike McNally -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jack Byers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, September 01, 2000 12:48 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: nfs not showing up in 'ps'
>
>
> in my redhat6.2 system nfs doesnt show up on 'ps ax' or 'pstree'
>
> root@corni /root]# pstree |grep nfs
> [root@corni /root]#
> [root@corni /root]# pstree |grep portmap
> |-portmap
> [root@corni /root]#
> [root@corni /root]# pstree |grep mountd
> [root@corni /root]#
> only portmap shows up
>
> but, nfs shows up in an 'S' link in rc5.d:
> [jack@corni rc5.d]$ ls *nfs*
> S14nfslock S60nfs
> [jack@corni rc5.d]$
>
>
> =====
> in contrast, on my other system with rhat 5.2
> [byers@byers d00rhmail]$ pstree |grep mountd
> |-rpc.mountd
> [byers@byers d00rhmail]$ pstree |grep nfs
> |-rpc.nfsd
> $[byers@byers d00rhmail]$ pstree |grep portmap
> |-portmap
> [byers@byers d00rhmail]$
> all 3, mountd, nfs, portmap, are there.
> ======
>
> I have tried to manually start nfs via
> [root@corni init.d]# /etc/rc.d/init.d/nfs start
> just returns with no response
> and nfs still doesnt show up in 'pstree' or 'ps ax'
>
> I am just beginning to experiment with nfs.
> any advice?
> thanks
> Jack
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