Yessss....
man nfslogd
(and google nfslogd, etc)
totally nailed it. (Thanks to Cameron.)
Just incase anyone stumbles across this by search, here's the start-to-end
answer:
man nfslogd
First, edit /etc/default/nfslogd I am using:
MIN_PROCESSING_SIZE=1
IDLE_TIME=1
Assuming you already have svc:/network/nfs/server:default enabled
If you are using /etc/dfs/dfstab instead of the sharenfs property, just add
",log" as specified by man share_nfs
If you wish, run that share command now.
By simply adding ,log to the dfstab, nfslogd will automatically start
after reboot
or start it manually now: /usr/lib/nfs/nfslogd
If you are using the sharenfs property instead of dfstab, just figure out
how to add the ,log option
tail -f /var/nfs/nfslog
Again man nfslogd. Information in the log won't be complete until NFS
services are restarted, which is well documented in the man page.
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