I have always had mixed luck attempting anything involving using both linux and
NFS unfortunately.
when you run "showmount" commands from the client against the NFS server, can
you see the NFS share being presented?
From the Hipster NFS server, when you type in just "share" with no parameters,
does the output show your file systems being shared out?
Jerry
On 11/ 6/16 07:27 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
I've been attempting to mount an nfs share from a linux host on a vbox
install of hipster (from the recent new *.iso's posted).
First I tested to make sure the share was being exported by mounting
the share from another linux host as client. I was able to mount it
with no problems.
When I try the same from hipster I get:
sudo mount -F nfs d1:/pub /nfs/d1-pub
nfs mount: d1:/pub: No such file or directory
Like it does not recognize the host d1. Or even that it is a host
name. (Makes me think I've got the command balled up ... but I found
that syntax on several websites)
(Also tried with: mount -F nfs -o vers=4 d1:/pub /nfs/d1-pub
with the same result)
But the host is there and has a directory named `/pub'
ssh d1 "ls -d /pub"
harry@d1's passwd:
<enter pw>
/pub
nfs client service is running on hipster client:
svcs|grep nfs/client
online 7:29:40 svc:/network/nfs/client:default
The line (on linux server d1) in /etc/exports:
/pub *(rw,sync,insecure,no_root_squash,no_subtree_check,nohide)
So what am I doing wrong?
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