Hello,
I have several machines at home; my main box is running LM 8.0/XF86 4, and
has several shares set up through both NFS and Samba.
The NFS share is set in /etc/exports like so:
/ 10.0.0.0/255.255.255.0(rw,no_root_squash)
The Samba shares I set up using SWAT.
I am having a few problems with my setup; The first (and I think the most
straightforward) is with the NFS. I setup this share for my laptop, a NEC
Versa M/75 (486DX 75Mhz w/8MB RAM) running Slackware 4.0 (from what I
gather one of the most complete distros for minimal machines), and
made it on "/" so that I wouldhave access to any/all partitions/folders. I have found
that I can
connect with NO problem, and I can see everything on the "/" partition,
but NOTHING from any of the OTHER partitions that are mounted on "/" are
browseable (as if they don't exist/aren't mounted). That means that I can
NOT get into my /home, /mnt/win98, /mnt/win2000, /mnt/suse (the last 3 are
where I have mounted folders from other machines on the LAN that I want
access to) which is a problem, because those folders hold most of what I
want to access from the laptop. It seems that the folders that aren't
showing are all on seperate partitions; is that right? when I export "/"
it does NOT export the whole tree, but ONLY that partition?
The other major problem, is that even though I installed rshd on my LM8
box, and I have the client on the Slack4 box, when I try and connect I get
the following message:
hostname.domainname: Connection reset by peer
this, I have ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA about.
I hope someone can help with these questions.
Thanks,
David Charles
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