Hello all.
I tried to remount a filesystem by running this command:
mount -o remount,ro node.example.local
...and found that "remount" had shown up as a NFS attribute:
mount |grep -i "node.example.local/share"
node.example.local/share on /mnt/mountpoint type nfs
(ro,remount,soft,addr=1.2.3.4)
Why does it say "remount" in the NFS attribute set? I've run this kind
of command a bunch of times before, but never seen "remount" showing
up in there.
Regards,
kenneho
PS. I posted this on linuxquestions.org a few days ago, and since I
didn't get any replies I too the liberty of posting it here. Hope
that's ok.
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