I couldn't get NFS to export a filesystem as a directory of the other
one. If you can figure it out please tell me. :)
I had compiled the kernel with Sun NFS something or other, and read the
manpage for exports, but it didn't work. :(
I suppose you are using NFS instead of FTP because you don't have enough
RAM? Or is there some other reason?
Chris Abbey wrote:
>
> yup, I saw it... nfs install requires a bit different setup
> on the server side, even expanding out the process you used
> to include the rest of the files needed by nfs it still isn't
> working. My most recent discovery is that the nfs exported
> loopback mount points are empty on the client... I suspect
> this to be part of my not fully understanding the nfs server
> config... and am looking into it. As you say though this works
> wonders for ftp and http installs (and thus I would really
> like to see something like this in the readme instead of the
> cp directions.)
>
> At 16:08 10/24/00 -0300, Ivan Jager wrote:
> >I'm not sure if you had seen my post a few weeks ago...
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