I have a 5.2-CURRENT (as of about 2 weeks ago) machine that I want to serve some filesystem from to itself using localhost. Ie,
% mount localhost:/path/to/shared/dir /other/path
I have it working on a 5.2.1-RELEASE-p6 machine, but cannot get it working on the -CURRENT machine.
I run mountd with -d -r and it gives the following on startup (shoes the exports file as well so I won't list it separately)
mountd: getting export list
mountd: got line #The following examples export /usr to 3 machines named after ducks,
mountd: got line #/usr/src and /usr/ports read-only to machines named after trouble makers
mountd: got line #/home and all directories under it to machines named after dead rock stars
mountd: got line #and, /a to a network of privileged machines allowed to write on it as root.
mountd: got line #/usr huey louie dewie
mountd: got line #/usr/src /usr/obj -ro calvin hobbes
mountd: got line #/home -alldirs janice jimmy frank
mountd: got line #/a -maproot=0 -network 10.0.1.0 -mask 255.255.248.0
mountd: got line #
mountd: got line # You should replace these lines with your actual exported filesystems.
mountd: got line # Note that BSDs export synatx is host-centric vs. Suns "FS-centric" one.
mountd: got line /local -ro -alldirs localhost
mountd: making new ep fs=0x408a2abc,0x6b00a39c
mountd: doing opt -ro -alldirs localhost
mountd: doing opt -alldirs localhost
got host localhost
got host localhost
mountd: can't change attributes for /local
mountd: got line / -alldirs localhost
mountd: making new ep fs=0x40901b7c,0x64fc8edf
mountd: doing opt -alldirs localhost
got host localhost
got host localhost
mountd: can't change attributes for /
mountd: getting mount list
mountd: here we go
What is the "can't change attributes for /local" and "/" mean?
Usually when trying to mount I get the first mount working OK but subsequent mounts fail with permission denied.
ie, I can do
mount -r localhost:/local/jails/master/usr /local/2/somejail/usr
but then
mount -r localhost:/local/jails/master/bin /local/2/somejail/bin
and subsequent ones fail. It doesn't matter which one I do first, it usually works, and then the follow ons don't. (ie, usr could be first and work or bin could be first and work, that doesn't matter).
Thanks Chad
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