I was trying to get an NFS system going for computer Bank New England on
the weekend and the whole process eluded me.
The situation is:
a) Primary server containing the home directories.
b) Multiple desktops mounting that server for their home directory.
The exports file was:
On 9 Jun 2003, Ken Foskey wrote:
The mount was being tried and I got a message that the mount was failing
but not authorised. The last part I got an RPC message from the client,
I think the firewall settings stopped the connection altogether.
The default Redhat firewall config will stop NFS.
On Mon, 2003-06-09 at 21:45, Michael Still wrote:
On 9 Jun 2003, Ken Foskey wrote:
The mount was being tried and I got a message that the mount was failing
but not authorised. The last part I got an RPC message from the client,
I think the firewall settings stopped the connection
At 9:57 pm, Monday, June 9 2003, Ken Foskey mumbled:
I did try to run tcpdump (not installed) I am kicking myself as this is
classic NFS debugging, I should have remembered that.
You should also check hosts.{allow,deny} for portmap.
Cheers,
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On Mon, 09 Jun 2003, Steve Kowalik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
You should also check hosts.{allow,deny} for portmap.
.. and make sure you have portmap installed and running.
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Ken Foskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The exports file was:
The exports file is pretty sensitive to errors, a space in the wrong
place will ruin your case. (I don't even have to try to be lame)
/home/teachers/ 192.168.0.*(rw,no-rootsquash)
I haven't seen no-rootsquash before, its
