Hi all,
I think I'm suffering from brain cramps again today :)
I have a Debian system with nfs-common/nfs-kernel packages installed.
I have another system with nfs-client installed.
On the server, the /etc/exports file has the following entry:
/usr/foo @netgroup(ro)
/etc/netgroup has:
netgroup (client,,)
/etc/hosts has:
128.221.30.37 client
On client, when I try:
mount -t nfs server:/usr/foo /mnt
I get the error:
mount: server:/usr/foo failed, reason given by server: Permission denied
In the /var/log/messages file on 'server', I
see:
Jun 4 14:31:44 server rpc.mountd: refused mount request from client for \
/usr/foo (/): no export entry
/usr is a separate file system, last I knew I didn't need to export /
for other file systems to be exported. Anyone see this before?
NFS is compiled into the kernel (2.4.18), /etc/hosts.[allow,deny] are
both empty. Any ideas?
Thanks,
--
Seeya,
Paul
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