--------------B029058D44FA599E2F058629 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=koi8-r Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi people, I'm trying to involve my own NFS3 server(appl. level) in Linux. In Solaris (7,8) I do it like this: 1. run appl (server listening to port NNNN) on server machine 2. mount xxx... port=NNNN...proto=tcp from client macine 3. client applications works with server's files, and everything is all right In RedHat 6 it stops on mount. Actually, there is not support for NFS on TCP in Linux, but I offer to portmapper another port, supported by my program. I don't know, where from rpcinfo takes its data to print. Maybe, I have to add my port number into some configuration file? Is any way to enforce it run? Thanks in advance, Alexander Bagelman --------------B029058D44FA599E2F058629 Content-Type: text/html; charset=koi8-r Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit <HTML> Hi people, <P>I'm trying to involve my own NFS3 server(appl. level) in Linux. <BR>In Solaris (7,8) I do it like this: <BR>1. run appl (server listening to port NNNN) on server machine <BR>2. <B>mount</B> xxx... port=NNNN...proto=tcp from client macine <BR>3. client applications works with server's files, and everything is all right <P>In RedHat 6 it stops on <B>mount</B>. <BR>Actually, there is not support for NFS on TCP in Linux, but I offer to portmapper another port, supported by my program. I don't know, where from rpcinfo takes <BR>its data to print. Maybe, I have to add my port number into some configuration file? <BR>Is any way to enforce it run? <P>Thanks in advance, <BR>Alexander Bagelman <BR> </HTML> --------------B029058D44FA599E2F058629-- ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
