Let's see, you first do this on server2
1. mkdir /Shared 2. mount_smbfs //server1/Shared /Shared 3. On server2 you rm -R /Shared.
If so this is a bad thing. You have two choices here. ssh to server 1 and do that function on server1. Or cd /Shared and rm the stuff in there. You can't delete the mount point and then recreate the mount point, then remount the shared drive.
nina wrote:
/shared is actually the copy of one of mine folder which is updated everyday. That's why I need to remove /Shared and recreate it.
rm -Rf /Shared cp -R /myDir /Shared
Tom Skeren wrote:
nina wrote:
Hi I have 2 servers. server 1(Fedora Core 2) shares /Shared with rwxrwx, server2(Redhat linux 9) mount to /Shared from server 1. When I did smbmount from server2, Shared is successfully mounted. I then remove /Shared
Huh? What do you mean remove /Shared?
and recreate /Shared from server 1,
Again sorry, Huh? Please explain precisely.
I started having problem from server 2. when I do mount, it still show Shared is mounted, but when I do ls -l / , it displays /Shared Input/Output error.
I can't unmount /Shared after that. When I try to umount, it dislays can't write superblock. Can anybody tell me what's happening here? How can I fix it? If nothing I can do, reboot the system will umount /Shared?
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