Em Sat, 31 Jul 2004 04:34:17 +0100, Nuno Tavares escreveu: Hi Gary, I agree with Jim. AFAIK, NFS has an optional local-locking option (not the same as fs-locking) at mount time, I suppose it works for nfs-root also. This is the preferred as (usually) no data is dropped. However, if you disable it, I think you have no problem at traversing /mnt, but never tested. See mount(8). Anyway, is there any chance to have a second server? You could setup a highly available NFS server, that would certainly solve your issue, but requiring (of course) a second server.
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