Back home today ... I see no subdirs under /mnt/exportfs.
Done. Now both A and B work fine.
Thank you very much Charles !
adriano
On 24 September 2015 at 20:55, Adriano Verardo
<adriano.vera...@mail.com <mailto:adriano.vera...@mail.com>> wrote:
B->A woks, A->B doesnt.
Probably there is something wrong on A, not in exportfs.
You need /mnt/exportfs with a set of numbered directories in it, which
might be missing on A:
% ls /mnt/exportfs
/mnt/exportfs/0
/mnt/exportfs/1
/mnt/exportfs/10
/mnt/exportfs/11
/mnt/exportfs/12
/mnt/exportfs/13
/mnt/exportfs/14
/mnt/exportfs/15
/mnt/exportfs/16
/mnt/exportfs/2
/mnt/exportfs/3
/mnt/exportfs/4
/mnt/exportfs/5
/mnt/exportfs/6
/mnt/exportfs/7
/mnt/exportfs/8
/mnt/exportfs/9
