El Domingo, 11 de Marzo de 2007 19:24, Konstantinos Pachopoulos escribió:
> i haven't found a complete "vserver nfs how-to"
> unfortunately... Here is my situation:
> -host is named "vakhos"
> -guest, where nfs is running is called "nfs"
>
> I had a working vserver system/network, with
> nfs-user-
Hi,
i haven't found a complete "vserver nfs how-to"
unfortunately... Here is my situation:
-host is named "vakhos"
-guest, where nfs is running is called "nfs"
I had a working vserver system/network, with
nfs-user-server running, but i re-installed (because
of damage) the host-system ("vakhos"). T
On Wed, 2005-09-07 at 14:19 +0200, Bert De Vuyst wrote:
> We would like to share the /home of a vserver to some workstations. The
> vserver does have a dedicated partition on the harddisk. Using the userpace
> NFS-server is not a option, we did use it in the past (and we don't want it
> back :-)
On Wed, Sep 07, 2005 at 02:19:23PM +0200, Bert De Vuyst wrote:
>
> We would like to share the /home of a vserver to some workstations.
> The vserver does have a dedicated partition on the harddisk. Using the
> userpace NFS-server is not a option, we did use it in the past (and we
> don't want it b
We would like to share the /home of a vserver to some workstations. The
vserver does have a dedicated partition on the harddisk. Using the userpace
NFS-server is not a option, we did use it in the past (and we don't want it
back :-)
What's the risk of using the kernel NFS daemon? Is there a us
