Noam Meltzer wrote:
Hi Beni,
It seems like that you don't have portmap running.
How did you configure the nfs server?
Personally I don't have experience with FC1, but i guess it's
very similar to redhat or mdk with handling the configuration.
Generally what i would do to configure an NFS server is:
1. edit /etc/exports, and add aline similar to this:
/path/to/share *(ro,sync)
(* stands for all hosts. you can replace it if it ain't secure
enough for you)
2. /etc/init.d/nfs start
the 2nd step will run all other necessary services which
aren't running yet. (like portmap for example)
3. i think it doesn't affect nfs (but don't remember for
sure), but if you still have problems, make sure you don't
have /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny
Noam
I did have the process `portmap` running as user `rpc`.
But it turns out /etc/init.d/nfs wasn't started by default -
I was so sure it is that I didn't even check. Thanks for the checklist.
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