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
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 info
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 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?
Your
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 KDE,
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:
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/fstab
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 in
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
On Wednesday 30 October 2002 03:54 am, you wrote:
Hello again,
snip
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
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