hi, i don't have the whole mail thread with me, but i'll try to give you a simple solution for you.. :-)
In NFS server, put the following line (replace "your_directory" with your actual directory) # vim /etc/exports /your_directory *(rw,sync) then export the shares, restart the portmap and nfs server. for the time being issue the permission as world read and writeable (chmod -R 777) to that directory. inside that directory you create two more directories. # mkdir /your_directory/sub1 (like wise) Install the nfs-common libraries (pdgs) in the client machines. change the following files (in clients). # /etc/hosts.allow portmap : your_server_ip # /etc/hosts.deny portmat : ALL this should be the IP address, not the hostname. log out and log in (if you really need)... try to mount the share manually. # mount your_nfs_server_ip:/your_directory_sub1 /your_client_mont_point if you can view the mounted share by cd /your_client_mount_point you've done fine. if you want to auto mount the particular share every time the computer boots, put that mount point in /etc/fstab. # vim /etc/fstab server_ip:/your_directory_sub1 /your_client_mount_point nfs rw,hard,intr 0 0 do the same with the other client. i'm sending this mail on the run.. update the list if you encounter any hicups.. ;-) good luck! -- දසුන්ප්රිය අනුරාධ. D. AnuradhA Step to the future with FOSS! My Blog : http://blog.mihikatha.net/ සිංහළ blog සටහන්: http://anuradha-life.blogspot.com/ My Photo Galleries : http://www.flickr.com/photos/dasun http://picasaweb.google.com/linuxdassa
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