Robert Wideman wrote:
Ok, I have been fighting NFS for the last hour and it is pissing me off. I
basically just reinstalled MDK b/c of my newbie experience with PLF and
library issues. I have just installed and updated MDK9 and that is all. I
edited /etc/exports and restarted nfs server and this is what i am getting.
The only items i see on 50 million sites on google are like a few years old
and noone has an issue posted up. Any thoughts?
Rob
# mount -t nfs 192.168.1.101:/home/rwideman /mnt/disk
mount: 192.168.1.101:/home/rwideman failed, reason given by server:
Permission denied
# more /etc/exports
#/home/rwideman 192.168.1(rw)
/home/rwideman 192.168.1.*(ro)
# cat /var/log/messages
Feb 2 02:45:39 rwideman2 rpc.mountd: refused mount request from rwideman2
for /home/rwideman (/): no export entry
Good God man! you're doing it the hard way!
1) on the server running NFS ( exporting the filesystems )
start Linux conf->Networking->
server task tab
2) Export file systems (NFS)
3) click on the "add" button to add a filesystem to export.
a) fill in the blanks i.e.
1. Path to export |/mnt/arc |
2. Comment (opt) | Archive 1 |
3. Client name(s) | 192.168.0.252 |
4. |x| may write
5. | | root privileges
6. |x| Request access from secure port
4) click on the Accept button and exit from Linuxconf, or define more
shares if you wish.
5) after exiting from Linuxconf open a terminal window on the NFS server
as root and issue this command to start the service:
service nfs start
And thats all there is to it.
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