The 'exports' directory is not a dynamically read file. It is only read
once when the services start up. Try a HUP or restart on the rpc.portmap,
nfsd, and mountd services. Likewise, you could just reboot. :) Also, make
sure that both systems are in each other's /etc/hosts.allow file -- if
your TCP services are wrapped.
~Jay
On Fri, 25 Sep 1998, krish wrote:
} Hello,
} I have installed redhat linux. When I try to mount another redhat linux
} m/c on mine, I get connection failed...In the other machine I have
} defined in /etc/exports as
}
} <dir name> (r,no_root_squash)
}
} What else emust I do.
} thanks in advance
} bye
}
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