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:The DragonFly box is the server, and Ive forced the FBSD nfs clients to
:use TCP.
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:Is this the right setup?
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:Petr
You should use TCP no matter what the client/server is.
I though FreeBSD defaulted to tcp now (as do we in 2.5+).
-Matt
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:The DragonFly box is the server, and Ive forced the FBSD nfs clients to
:use TCP.
:
:Is this the right setup?
:
:Petr
You should use TCP no matter what the client/server is.
I though FreeBSD defaulted to tcp now (as do we in 2.5+).
FreeBSD 7 default is definitely UDF. Dunno
Now that you have it working, if you are doing more then just
playing a bit with it please be sure to use a TCP mount and
not a UDP mount. Particularly between FreeBSD 7 and any
recent DragonFly. A DragonFly client is capable of queueing
upwards of 50+ RPCs to the server
Now that you have it working, if you are doing more then just
playing a bit with it please be sure to use a TCP mount and
not a UDP mount. Particularly between FreeBSD 7 and any
recent DragonFly. A DragonFly client is capable of queueing
upwards of 50+ RPCs to the server
Hi all,
There has been a lot of NFS changes recently so maybe its related.
I can mount an NFS share on the DF box, but when I try to mount it from
FBSD 7 it gives me:
mount_nfs: /usr/local/www/aubill/public/invoices: Protocol not supported
Any ideas? My nfs server flags are -t -u -n 4
Petr
Are you using NFSv4? As far as I know we don't support it; only v2 and v3.
No, I tried(on the FBSD box) using mount_nfs -2, mount_nfs -3 practically
everything but cant get past the error. Interestingly when i do try to
mount it, it showmounts shows that its mounted.
This problem is really
So I changed the server to only serve TCP clients. And I ran this on the
client:
mount_nfs -3 -T xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/usr/aubill/invoices
/usr/local/www/aubill/public/invoices
And now im getting this:
nfs server xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/usr/aubill/invoices: not responding
it keeps repeating itself and I
