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> I've just installed rh6 on a box here, and I'm trying to interface it with a
> sun box serving the home directories via automount. Unfortuanetly every
> time I try to mount a nfs share of the Solaris 2.6 box, I get the following
> message :
> Aug 2 14:15:10 fire automount[669]: attempting to mount entry /u/aaron
> Aug 2 14:15:10 fire kernel: call_verify: server requires stronger authentication.
> Aug 2 14:15:10 fire kernel: call_verify: unknown auth error: 5
> Aug 2 14:15:10 fire kernel: nfs_read_super: get root fattr failed
> Aug 2 14:15:10 fire automount[1205]: >> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad
>superblock on poppy:/export1/home/aaron,
> Aug 2 14:15:10 fire automount[1205]: >> or too many mounted file systems
> Aug 2 14:15:10 fire automount[1205]: mount(nfs): nfs: mount failure
>poppy:/export1/home/aaron on /u/aaron
>
> and if I try to start rpc.nfsd manually I get :
>
> [local@fire /tmp]# rpc.nfsd
> nfssvc: Function not implemented
>
> I've compiled the kernel with nfs support in and as a module (seperately)
> and neither solution seems to work. I'm not running any quota stuff on the
> linux box ... and I'm kind of lost. Anyone have any ideas?
Make sure portmap is started. Also, if you didn't select it during install, add
knfsd-clients so you can use the showmounts program. This way you can check
whether or not your linux box can even detect that the sun box has nfs shares.
When trying to mix a sun nfs server and a linux client, I had to put entries in
/etc/hosts on both machines, then the mount worked.
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University of Texas at Austin -- Dept. of Computer Science
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