Gentle folks,
The other day I tried to install Mdk 9.1, using a NFS server
installation (Windows 2000 Server machine, running haneWin NFS server
1.1.29). Seems that Windows NFS server is OK and Mdk setup recognizes
it, but later I get the following error message on the Linux machine:
Error: Tha
Gentle folks,
The other day I tried to install Mdk 9.1, using a NFS server
installation (Windows 2000 Server machine, running haneWin NFS server
1.1.29). Seems that Windows NFS server is OK and Mdk setup recognizes
it, but later I get the following error message on the Linux machine:
Error: Tha
Gentle folks,
I tried to make a network installation of Mdk 9.1 from a Windows 2000
Server mashine, running haneWin NFS server 1.1.29 and I get the
following error:
Error: That NFS volume does not seem to contain the Mandrake Linux
distribution.
and with Alt-F4:
<4>NFS Warning: Mount version
On Saturday 31 January 2004 14:52, Phil Savoie wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I did a network install with Mandrake 9.2 and have an annoying
> "feature" I would like to turn off. Every time I add software, my
> laptop wants to get software from my server and mount the
> appropriate remote directory (good th
On Saturday 31 January 2004 09:52 am, Phil Savoie wrote:
->Hi All,
->
->I did a network install with Mandrake 9.2 and have an annoying "feature" I
->would like to turn off. Every time I add software, my laptop wants to get
->software from my server and mount the appropriate remote directory (good
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On Saturday 22 February 2003 03:28 pm, Tim Holmes wrote:
> But you shouldn't need to use the netmask in there. I don't have mine
> specified, and it works.
But you do. The /24 in yours is a different syntax for the same thing.
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I do NFS installs, and here's what I have set for my /etc/exports,
perhaps you could give something along these lines for it to work:
/install 192.168.2.0/24(rw,all_squash,anonuid=500,anongid=500)
That's always worked. So any machine on my internal network can access
the NFS mounts.
I
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On Saturday 22 February 2003 10:44 am, Christopher Shaffer wrote:
> /var/www 10.0.0.2(no_root_squash,rw)
Don't you have to include the netmask, like this
/var/www 10.0.0.2/255.0.0.0(no_root_squash,rw)
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Robert Wideman wrote:
thats ok... but it sounds like you've been brain-washed into thinking
graphical interfaces are a bad thing. they're real handy to have around
when you've got a ton of other things to do and you just need to get
something config'ed quickly so's you can get that assignment fini
Robert Wideman wrote:
to tell you the truth though, it's been my experience that going
Linux to
Linux, which I do 97% of the time on my home Lan, NFS is killer compared
to the misery Linux->Linux samba brings. IMHO samba only exists to allow
winders machines to connect to and share files with a Li
That seems to be the norm, Rob. A healthy mix of GUI and C/L, that is. I would think
that most newbie's with a bit of experience under their respective belts would
probably agree. Once again, it boils down to a matter of choice, and the choices are
just about limitless. My biggest focus is findi
>> to tell you the truth though, it's been my experience that going
>> Linux to
>> Linux, which I do 97% of the time on my home Lan, NFS is killer compared
>> to the misery Linux->Linux samba brings. IMHO samba only exists to allow
>> winders machines to connect to and share files with a Linux mach
>> thats ok... but it sounds like you've been brain-washed into thinking
>> graphical interfaces are a bad thing. they're real handy to have around
>> when you've got a ton of other things to do and you just need to get
>> something config'ed quickly so's you can get that assignment finished
>> bef
On Wednesday 05 February 2003 05:34 pm, daRcmaTTeR wrote:
> On Wed, 5 Feb 2003, Lanman wrote:
> > Um, Just wanted to jump in here, before everyone starts exchanging hugs
> > and kisses (I hate it when things get mushy!), but has anyone ever
> > considered using Samba instead of NFS?
>
> good God La
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On Wed, 5 Feb 2003, Lanman wrote:
> Um, Just wanted to jump in here, before everyone starts exchanging hugs
> and kisses (I hate it when things get mushy!), but has anyone ever
> considered using Samba instead of NFS?
good God Lanman! you used to "S
On Wed, 5 Feb 2003, Anne Wilson wrote:
> On Wednesday 05 Feb 2003 12:30 pm, Robert Wideman wrote:
> > >> I don't need Outlook for that (and for the record I've never
> > >> used it). I
> > >> merely ask that you be considerate in your language. There isn't really
> > >> anything else to say.
> >
On Wed, 5 Feb 2003, Robert Wideman wrote:
> You might have missed my previous posting stating i figured out that i had
> to add the computer in /etc/hosts.
>
> >> Good God man! you're doing it the hard way!
> I prefer the hard way.
>
> >> 1) on the server running NFS ( exporting the filesystems
On Wednesday 05 February 2003 07:21 am, et wrote:
> ehhh.. I am the only one allowed to be holier-than-thou,,, and if you don't
> believe me,,, just wait till my wife gets up and she will tell you the same
> thing.
So who is this "thou" and what makes him/her so "holy" anyways???
:-)
--
On Wednesday 05 Feb 2003 12:57 pm, Lanman wrote:
> t has anyone ever
> considered using Samba instead of NFS?
>
Thanks for that, Lanman. I was expecting to get another linux box on the net
sometime in the next week or two (this is the only one at present) and
thought I would have to go down the
>> Um, Just wanted to jump in here, before everyone starts exchanging hugs
>> and kisses (I hate it when things get mushy!), but has anyone ever
>> considered using Samba instead of NFS?
Yes, been there done that. Switching to totally *NIX systems thought and
dont
want to run SMB only for one sys
Um, Just wanted to jump in here, before everyone starts exchanging hugs
and kisses (I hate it when things get mushy!), but has anyone ever
considered using Samba instead of NFS?
Up until a few months ago, I was using both Samba ans NFS because of a
few dual-boot systems I had in my network. I did
On Wednesday 05 Feb 2003 12:30 pm, Robert Wideman wrote:
> >> I don't need Outlook for that (and for the record I've never
> >> used it). I
> >> merely ask that you be considerate in your language. There isn't really
> >> anything else to say.
>
> Plus...today is a continuation of yesterdayi
>> I don't need Outlook for that (and for the record I've never
>> used it). I
>> merely ask that you be considerate in your language. There isn't really
>> anything else to say.
Plus...today is a continuation of yesterdayi didnt go to sleep last
nite...it is 6:30 AM CST here in Austin, TX.
On Wednesday 05 Feb 2003 12:21 pm, Robert Wideman wrote:
> You seem to be the one that is pissed. Not me.
> Anne, If your using Outlook just do a shift-delete on this email and dont
> reply back.
I don't need Outlook for that (and for the record I've never used it). I
merely ask that you be con
On Wednesday 05 Feb 2003 12:21 pm, et wrote:
> ehhh.. I am the only one allowed to be holier-than-thou,,, and if you don't
> believe me,,, just wait till my wife gets up and she will tell you the same
> thing.
LOL
Anne
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Want to buy your Pack or Services from
y 05, 2003 6:16 AM
>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: Re: [newbie] NFS after MDK9 reinstall/update
>>
>>
>> On Wednesday 05 Feb 2003 12:05 pm, Robert Wideman wrote:
>> > This was NOT a holier-than-thou attitude. I just dont feel
>> right doing it
>&g
el right doing it
> GUI style since i learned Linux CLI.
> Rob
>
> >> -Original Message-
> >> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Anne Wilson
> >> Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 6:00 AM
> >> To: [EMAIL
On Wednesday 05 Feb 2003 12:05 pm, Robert Wideman wrote:
> This was NOT a holier-than-thou attitude. I just dont feel right doing it
> GUI style since i learned Linux CLI.
Fine, but a more polite way would have been to ask for a C/L solution. This
is often described as a tolerant list, and mann
>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: Re: [newbie] NFS after MDK9 reinstall/update
>>
>>
>> On Wednesday 05 Feb 2003 11:17 am, Robert Wideman wrote:
>> > You might have missed my previous posting stating i figured
>> out that i had
>> > to add t
On Wednesday 05 Feb 2003 11:17 am, Robert Wideman wrote:
> You might have missed my previous posting stating i figured out that i had
> to add the computer in /etc/hosts.
>
> >> Good God man! you're doing it the hard way!
>
> I prefer the hard way.
>
> >> 1) on the server running NFS ( exporting th
You might have missed my previous posting stating i figured out that i had
to add the computer in /etc/hosts.
>> Good God man! you're doing it the hard way!
I prefer the hard way.
>> 1) on the server running NFS ( exporting the filesystems )
>> start Linux conf->Networking->
Network-> what
Robert Wideman wrote:
Ok, I have been fighting NFS for the last hour and it is pissing me off. I
basically just reinstalled MDK b/c of my newbie experience with PLF and
library issues. I have just installed and updated MDK9 and that is all. I
edited /etc/exports and restarted nfs server and thi
On Sunday 02 February 2003 06:50 am, Derek Jennings wrote:
> Here is mine.
> [derek@Derek derek]$ more /etc/exports
> /home 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0(rw)
>
> To make it active
> exportfs -ra
> and I can mount it with
> [root@Derek derek]# mount -t nfs 192.168.1.45:/home /mnt/disk
>
> The NFS GUI i
On Sunday 02 Feb 2003 8:52 am, Robert Wideman wrote:
> Ok, I have been fighting NFS for the last hour and it is pissing me off. I
> basically just reinstalled MDK b/c of my newbie experience with PLF and
> library issues. I have just installed and updated MDK9 and that is all. I
> edited /etc/ex
Ok, I have been fighting NFS for the last hour and it is pissing me off. I
basically just reinstalled MDK b/c of my newbie experience with PLF and
library issues. I have just installed and updated MDK9 and that is all. I
edited /etc/exports and restarted nfs server and this is what i am getting.
On Tuesday 19 Nov 2002 3:23 pm, Ronald J. Hall wrote:
> On Monday 18 November 2002 05:53 pm, you wrote:
> > Hi again,
> > Do you have any entries in your /etc/hosts.allow or in /etc/hosts.deny?
> > I keep reading in these HOWTO pages about the fact that NFS is inherently
> > insecure so adding port
On Friday 15 November 2002 06:31 am, you wrote:
> Thanks, DL!
>
> What you and Derek have pointed out to me is pretty much the same, and what
> I can't use. While I do have a completely trust network (hey! it's all
> mine!), I 'must' have directories exported off the server that are only to
> be ac
From: "Ronald J. Hall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 15, 2002 12:35 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] NFS Impasse
On Thursday 14 November 2002 06:57 pm, you wrote:
> OK. I am ready to start kicking things...
Hopefully it will have Bill Gates p
On Thursday 14 November 2002 06:57 pm, you wrote:
> OK. I am ready to start kicking things...
Hopefully it will have Bill Gates picture on it somewhere!
> I have my MDK 9 server running. I want to share some folders. I thought
> there was a suggestion that using NFS was more secure and faster th
On Friday 15 Nov 2002 1:02 am, Technoslick wrote:
> Thanks, Derek.
>
> I must have read wrong then. That's fine, I can use Samba instead.
>
> What bugs me is that the "Red Hat 8 Bible" makes no mention of the
> '/etc/hosts.allow' and '/etc/hosts.deny' files for this. Is this one of
> those distro
Thanks, Derek.
I must have read wrong then. That's fine, I can use Samba instead.
What bugs me is that the "Red Hat 8 Bible" makes no mention of the
'/etc/hosts.allow' and '/etc/hosts.deny' files for this. Is this one of
those distro differences that I fell under by reading the wrong book?
The
On Fri, 2002-11-15 at 11:23, Derek Jennings wrote:
> See comments in text
>
> On Thursday 14 Nov 2002 11:57 pm, Technoslick wrote:
> > OK. I am ready to start kicking things...
> >
> > I have my MDK 9 server running. I want to share some folders. I thought
> > there was a suggestion that using NFS
See comments in text
On Thursday 14 Nov 2002 11:57 pm, Technoslick wrote:
> OK. I am ready to start kicking things...
>
> I have my MDK 9 server running. I want to share some folders. I thought
> there was a suggestion that using NFS was more secure and faster than
> Samba, so I decided to make th
OK. I am ready to start kicking things...
I have my MDK 9 server running. I want to share some folders. I thought
there was a suggestion that using NFS was more secure and faster than Samba,
so I decided to make that happen.
I am confused as to the correct verbiage to get my home folder on the se
On Wednesday 30 October 2002 03:54 am, you wrote:
> Hello again,
Hmm, lemme just walk thru some stuff on mine and maybe it will help point you
in the right direction:
Client computer:
3 main files to edit: /etc/exports, /etc/hosts.allow, /etc/hosts.deny
I'm using /home/darklord/tmp as my exp
On Wednesday 30 October 2002 04:22 am, you wrote:
> Be sure to unmount NFS shares before shutting down either server or client,
> or else it takes ages to time out and shut down.
>
> derek
Hi Derek. HmmI don't have that problem here. I never umount my NFS stuff
before closing down - and all
> Couple of things to check.
> 1/ In your /etc/exports file there should not be any spaces between the subnet
> mask and the (rw) access.
No space between
> 2/ If you can see the share displayed in the MCC GUI, then the share is
> obviously being exported. But have you been putting anything i
> Thanks, this did not help...but I at least get another errormessage
> now...feels like I am getting closerNow I get:
>
> mount: wrong type of filesystem, erranous flag, error in superblock on
> 192.168.2.8:/home/anders, or too many mounted filesystems. I let Control
> Center write to /etc/fs
On Wednesday 30 Oct 2002 11:17 am, Anders Lind wrote:
> > What is rpcinfo ? I do not have it installed on my computer (or an rpc
> > service) , but NFS works perfectly.
>
> Hmmm...interesting, I am following the NFS howto and rpc comes with
> NFS-package if I have understood it correctly
>
> > BTW:
>
> What is rpcinfo ? I do not have it installed on my computer (or an rpc
> service) , but NFS works perfectly.
Hmmm...interesting, I am following the NFS howto and rpc comes with NFS-package
if I have understood it correctly
>
> BTW: 'kwikdisk' is handy to mount NFS shares if you are using
On Wednesday 30 Oct 2002 10:40 am, Anders Lind wrote:
> > Do you have nfs-utils-clients RPM installed in your client machine?
>
> Yes, although the server-utils didn't seem to be installed on the server
> machine, but that is now fixed
>
> > And have you exported your NFS shares in your server?
> >
>
> Do you have nfs-utils-clients RPM installed in your client machine?
Yes, although the server-utils didn't seem to be installed on the server machine, but
that is now fixed
>
> And have you exported your NFS shares in your server?
>
> Your /etc/exports file should contain your shares in a
On Wednesday 30 Oct 2002 8:54 am, Anders Lind wrote:
> Hello again,
>
> now I have sampled more info when I try to mount the NFS-server on my
> client machine I get error message:
>
> mount: RPC: The program is not registred.
>
> I log into the server box and do the command rpcinfo -p and in the in
Hello again,
now I have sampled more info when I try to mount the NFS-server on my
client machine I get error message:
mount: RPC: The program is not registred.
I log into the server box and do the command rpcinfo -p and in the info that
comes up I get the portmapper and statusports. I am missi
On Tuesday 29 October 2002 01:36 pm, you wrote:
> Hello friends,
>
> I wonder if anyone would know if the NFS package is incomplete that comes
> with 8.2 or if I have missed to install some partunfortunately I do not
> have access to the boxes right now, but on the client machine I get an
> err
Hello friends,
I wonder if anyone would know if the NFS package is incomplete that comes
with 8.2 or if I have missed to install some partunfortunately I do not have
access to the boxes right now, but on the client machine I get an error
with something like programs are missing and when I do a
On Friday 20 September 2002 10:35 am, you wrote:
> I have just finished setting up nfs exports to machines on a network
> (server LM8.1 and clients LM 8.1 and SuSE 7.2). im using NIS for logins
> into the linux boxes. previously, it exported all home directories well
> on every login. but after i
I have just finished setting up nfs exports to machines on a network (server LM8.1 and clients LM 8.1 and SuSE 7.2). im using NIS for logins into the linux boxes. previously, it exported all home directories well on every login. but after i changed the path of the home directories from /home/std
On Friday 16 August 2002 11:09 pm, you wrote:
> Hello,
>
> anyone willing to explain to me what the following is all about:
>
> [root@ollin root]# mount -t nfs ellun:/ext/pub /mnt/ellun
> mount: RPC: Program not registered
> Thanks,
>
> Olli
Hi there. Make sure that portmapper is r
Hello,
anyone willing to explain to me what the following is all about:
[root@ollin root]# mount -t nfs ellun:/ext/pub /mnt/ellun
mount: RPC: Program not registered
I'm trying to configure my workstation to serve my wife's workstation
("ellun") as a gateway to the Internet and a
Keith Lynn wrote:
>Hello everyone,
> I'm having a problem with Linux that I hope someone can help me with.
>I have installed Mandrake 8.0 on a machine with the Intel 810/815 Chipset.
>I am trying to mount a share through nfs from Solaris 7. I haven't had
>trouble doing this in the past, but n
Hello everyone,
I'm having a problem with Linux that I hope someone can help me with.
I have installed Mandrake 8.0 on a machine with the Intel 810/815 Chipset.
I am trying to mount a share through nfs from Solaris 7. I haven't had
trouble doing this in the past, but now when I try to mount t
I had the same problem. You just have to make sure nfs and nfslock
doesn't run and doesn't startup at boot. And most importantly, make
sure autofs doesn't run and startup and boot time.
Sevatio
Seedkum Aladeem wrote:
> Hi,
>
> At boot up, the system has the following fstab and mtab:
>
>
>
you might have a firewall blocking some ports?
try:
showmount -e [ip address]
to see if your server is exporting the fs correctly
also make sure you have nfs services started up on your client box.
make sure portmap is running on both boxes. and you can communicate on
those ports (no firew
I'm having trouble mounting a folder with NFS. It was working fine
before, but now, when I type:
mount [ip address]:/home/user /mnt/user
it just gets stuck there, it won't give me back my prompt to type in
more commands, it just waits, not even ctrl+c or ctrl+d do anything.
I set up /home/user
On Sat, 17 November 2001, Derek Jennings wrote:
>
> There is a good tutorial on NFS at www.mandrakeuser.org
>
>
> On Saturday 17 November 2001 06:38, Brian Parish wrote:
> > Can anyone help me with NFS? I understand that NFS shares are created
> > using /etc/export, but what do I put in there
There is a good tutorial on NFS at www.mandrakeuser.org
On Saturday 17 November 2001 06:38, Brian Parish wrote:
> Can anyone help me with NFS? I understand that NFS shares are created
> using /etc/export, but what do I put in there?
>
The /etc/exports publishes a list of folders available to be
Can anyone help me with NFS? I understand that NFS shares are created using
/etc/export, but what do I put in there?
Control Center then allows me to do NFS mounts - prompts for Server and
shared resource. I presume that server is just the host name associated with
an IP address and shared r
I think that your problem is PERMISSIONS !
Just make sure, that the user logged in to the Linux box have permissions on
the Win machine.
-Original Message-
From: LinuxKH [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 6:38 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] nfs error
I recently networked my laptop and desktop together and after juggling some
adapters around, got them up and running. In O'Reilley's "Running Linux",
they said that you could set-up a NFS file sharing system, without having to
set up a NFS file server. I just have a simple network with the two
On Fri, Jun 08, 2001 at 04:30:24PM +, Michael Lewis wrote:
> I recently networked my laptop and desktop together and after juggling some
> adapters around, got them up and running. In O'Reilley's "Running Linux",
> they said that you could set-up a NFS file sharing system, without having to
I recently networked my laptop and desktop together and after juggling some
adapters around, got them up and running. In O'Reilley's "Running Linux",
they said that you could set-up a NFS file sharing system, without having to
set up a NFS file server. I just have a simple network with the tw
Hi all !
Could someone point me out how to solve this problem ?
My NFS is not working and I got this message from '/var/log/messages':
Jun 8 10:50:04 server1 mountd[677]: getfh failed: Operation not permitted
Jun 8 10:50:04 client1 automount[2014]: >> mount: server1:/usr/local
failed, reason g
> I experience the following problem:
>
> [root@srv1 /root]# mount -t nfs srv0:/home/courses /mnt/tmp
> mount: RPC: Unable to receive; errno = Connection refused
I had the same problem. portmap was also up, but when I looked, nfs-tools
was not installed... (don't ask me why). And that also want
Can't seem to get nfs working... strangest thing is that
linuxconf lets me install nfs drives and exports, while nfstools are not even
installed... mind you, why aren't they?
Well, I tried about everything and eventually managed
to get nfs installed.. at least I thought I did... but I
I experience the following problem:
[root@srv1 /root]# mount -t nfs srv0:/home/courses /mnt/tmp
mount: RPC: Unable to receive; errno = Connection refused
RPC is up on this machine:
[root@srv1 /root] # service portmap status
portmap (pid 495) is running...
Can't seem to get nfs working... strangest thing is that
linuxconf lets me install nfs drives and exports, while nfstools are not even
installed... mind you, why aren't they?
Not that installing the package seems to help... not being a
unix boffin, I don't really now how to proceed if I wan
Hello:
I was trying, once again, to setup NFS between two Linux boxes. I've
tried several times to make this work (they tell me it's easy) and now I
have a very important reason to do so now. My boss wants to see Linux in
action and part of that means on a network. I'm practicing here at home.
On Sun, 19 Nov 2000 01:54, eric wrote:
> Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
> > On Sat, 18 Nov 2000 18:15, eric wrote:
> > > so to connect to internet I need to manual
> > > dhcpcd -h C111-A eth0
> >
> > Put this line in your /etc/rc.d/rc.local and it will execute at boot.
>
> Dear Sridhar or any 7.2
Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
> On Sun, 19 Nov 2000 01:54, eric wrote:
> > Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
> > > On Sat, 18 Nov 2000 18:15, eric wrote:
> > > > so to connect to internet I need to manual
> > > > dhcpcd -h C111-A eth0
> > >
> > > Put this line in your /etc/rc.d/rc.local and it will exec
Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
> On Sat, 18 Nov 2000 18:15, eric wrote:
> > so to connect to internet I need to manual
> > dhcpcd -h C111-A eth0
>
> Put this line in your /etc/rc.d/rc.local and it will execute at boot.
>
> --
> Sridhar Dhanapalan
> "One World, One Web, One Programme." - M
On Sat, 18 Nov 2000 18:15, eric wrote:
> so to connect to internet I need to manual
> dhcpcd -h C111-A eth0
Put this line in your /etc/rc.d/rc.local and it will execute at boot.
--
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"One World, One Web, One Programme." - Microsoft Promotional Ad.
"Ein Volk
Dear 7.2 user:
I have a cable modem supply by my isp at&t @home.com , they use
dhcp daemon
Each time I reboot or boot, at boot prompt nfs lock, it delay quite a
while before go no and said io error
so to connect to internet I need to manual
dhcpcd -h C111-A eth0
Can I change an
On Mon, 06 Nov 2000, Mark Weaver wrote:
> Its sounds as though you may have to recompile the kernel to support
> this. I just checked my kernel configuration (kernel 2.2.15-4) and NFS is
> already compiled in as a module.
Well, I'll just wait till I upgrade to 7.2 ;-)
Thanks,
Ron the Frog, o
Renaud,
Its sounds as though you may have to recompile the kernel to support
this. I just checked my kernel configuration (kernel 2.2.15-4) and NFS is
already compiled in as a module.
--
Mark
Larry is NOT a cucumber...he's a stinkin pickle...
WITH WARTS!
registered linux use
I am running Mandrake 7.1.
I wish to use NFS to share files between two Linux boxes.
NFS does not appear in /proc/filesystems.
Do I have to recompile the kernel, or can it be added as a module ?
TIA,
Ron the Frog, on the banks of the Paraguay River.
--
Those of you who t
On my server I mounted my iso image using a loopback device: mount -o loop
.iso /mnt/.
Then I exported the directory containing this mountpoint. On my
Workstation (for testing the mount point) I mounted via NFS the server
export directory. I can access other files in the mounted directory so I
being a newbie and all, I do not mind asking dumb questions so here
goes... what do you mean by loop mounted them on my server?
and would you not need an ISO9660 partion to mount and correctly read
an ISO image? and can you read an ISO9660 file system from an IDE drive?
what is the results if you
I downloaded the Iso images and loop mounted them on my server.
Then I added the share directory in my exports config.
When I mounted the directory on my workstation the directories where I mounted
the Iso's are empty. The other files in the share are available.
I'm planning to do my upgrade t
I still get the exact same error message: "mount: RPC: Program not
registered"
I'm very confused, everything seems pretty straight forward. I've tried
both directions now, I've edited my files by hand, and I've tried using
linuxconf. Can someone show me the one stupid little thing I'm
overlookin
Hi folks. Here's the problem.
On machine A I mount the cdrom. (fstab set to auto as file system type)
On machine B I mount the shared cdrom (fstab set to nfs as file system
type)
I copy some files across the network from the shared cdrom on machine A
to machine B.
No problem.
I unmount the cdrom
Hi, Axalon,
> >
> > upon 'mount -a'. weaver's /var/log/messages has errors like
> >
> > Jan 1 16:43:01 weaver portmap[935]: connect from 192.168.1.12 to
> > getport(mountd): request from unauthorized host
>
> You'll get this message if there is no entry for the pc in /etc/hosts
I was t
Hi,
I'm having a problem with nfs. I have a network of three Mandrake 6.1
machines all running 2.2.13-7mdk. The machines are weaver, ripley, and
jonesy. Things were working fine before y2k. I shut the machines down
before midnight, and turned them on again this morning (1/1). weaver is
no lo
Hi,
I'm having great difficulties trying to get nfs working under Mandrake
6.1. I keep getting an nfssvc not implemented error. After some
searching, I found out that I need to apply an nfs patch or get a
knfsd-compatible kernel source. Does the appropriate kernel source come
with the Mandrake
Hi,
I just upgraded to Mandrake 6.1 from 5.3. Among the many problems I'm
having, one of the most serious is that NFS isn't working anymore. I
start NFS manually with the /etc/rc.d/init.d/nfs script. Now when I try
to run the script, I get the error:
Starting NFS
services:
Anyone have some step by step instructions in how to setup NFS?
I have succesfully setup PLIP and I can even FTP via PLIP, however
whenever I try to setup an NFS mount, I get an error:
mount: RPC: program not registered.
Thanks,
-Jim
I am trying to NFS mount my cd-rom drive to an HP-UX machine.
I have modified the /etc/exports file to include the machine name and local
mount point(/mnt/cdrom). But on the client machine after the mount command is
given( mount jperry.colstate.edu:/mnt/cdrom /oraweb), when i list out the
directo
Hi, Axalon,
The problem's fixed. I went to check weaver's /etc/rc.d/init.d/nfs like
you suggested, and I realized that this file was missing. I had been
starting the nfs services with '/usr/sbin/rpc.mountd' and
'/usr/sbin/rpc.nfsd'. So I copied the /etc/rc.d/init.d/nfs from one of
the other ma
On Tue, 14 Sep 1999, Hidong Kim wrote:
>
> Hi, Axalon,
>
> Thanks for the reply. Here was my original posting:
>
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a network of three Linux machines, all running kernel
> 2.2.9. I want to nfs mount their drives. On one of the machines, when
> I do a 'mount -a' to mount
Eeep, you cut to much message i lost the problem :(
On Mon, 13 Sep 1999, Hidong Kim wrote:
> Hi, Axalon,
>
> I did 'rpcinfo -p' on the broken box. It returns:
>
>program vers proto port
> 102 tcp111 rpcbind
> 102 udp111 rpcbind
> 151
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