On Wed, May 20, 2015 at 1:05 AM, Gene Heskett <[email protected]> wrote:

> Greetings all;
>
> The new install on the shop machine has /home on its own partition, so my
> exportfs on shop looks like this:
>
> root@shop:/etc/init.d# exportfs
> /               coyote.coyote.den
> /home           coyote.coyote.den
>
> The / mount works just fine, but of course the /net/shop/home directory
> is empty before I added the second line to the above exports file.
>
> And added this marked line to my local /etc/fstab
> shop.coyote.den:/               /net/shop       nfs4    defaults        0
>      0
> =>shop.coyote.den:/home/                /net/shop/home  nfs4    defaults
>       0       0
>
>
> But obviously that is NOT suiting /etc/fstab here on the house box.
> Doing an ls -l on /net/shop after restarting autofs and all the nfs
> stuffs shows a copius batch of ?? marks for the /net/shop/home dir:
>
> d?????????   ? ?    ?        ?            ? home
>
> And man nfs seems not to address this.  I've change a few dotted i's and
> such but get "mount.nfs: Too many levels of symbolic links"
>
> Is it possible to even make it work?  Not having file system access to
> shops /home partition/directory is making things 10x more difficult.
>
> Cheers, Gene Heskett
>


You can't do anything with the /net mounts.  Those are handled by autofs,
not by the fstab.  You can neither create or destroy a /net mount.

Are your exports shared read/write, or at the minimum read?  Have you
created mount points on the local machine to mount the NFS directories (not
in the /net directory, actual hard mount points somewhere on your system?

Try this:

First make sure you have the nfs packages installed.


cd /
mkdir /a
mount -t nfs shop:/home /a
ls /a

What do you get?

Mark
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