-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Matthias Langer wrote: > i'm not sure which of these lines acually fixed my problem as i've just > looked at the output of rpcinfo and grabbed all nfs relevant ports from > there.
This will probably fix your problems *until* you restart nfs. # lsof -n -P|egrep "UDP|LISTEN"|grep "rpc\." rpc.statd 19260 nobody 4u IPv4 178640062 UDP *:47496 rpc.statd 19260 nobody 5u IPv4 178640054 UDP *:780 rpc.statd 19260 nobody 6u IPv4 178640065 TCP *:42346 (LISTEN) rpc.mount 19277 root 6u IPv4 178640109 UDP *:797 rpc.mount 19277 root 7u IPv4 178640112 TCP *:800 (LISTEN) Restart NSF .... rpc.statd 19433 nobody 4u IPv4 178641101 UDP *:47498 rpc.statd 19433 nobody 5u IPv4 178641093 UDP *:953 rpc.statd 19433 nobody 6u IPv4 178641104 TCP *:42347 (LISTEN) rpc.mount 19450 root 6u IPv4 178641148 UDP *:970 rpc.mount 19450 root 7u IPv4 178641151 TCP *:973 (LISTEN) Restart again .... rpc.statd 19534 nobody 4u IPv4 178641453 UDP *:47499 rpc.statd 19534 nobody 5u IPv4 178641445 UDP *:630 rpc.statd 19534 nobody 6u IPv4 178641456 TCP *:42348 (LISTEN) rpc.mount 19551 root 6u IPv4 178641500 UDP *:647 rpc.mount 19551 root 7u IPv4 178641503 TCP *:650 (LISTEN) I never worked out how to get NSF to only listen on a single interface. Glad you at least now know what was causing the logs. Greetings, Ralph -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.0 (MingW32) iD8DBQFElp5TCt0ZF9kLPvYRAuLxAJ4/UYqhRdRObf5ZEM7bX5qNZd/ukACfd+rG rEykTTIi6aWPzHRPiG7IjMs= =BKB9 -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
