Do you want other NFS mounts than automounts, or none at all? Because
"df -x nfs" works in the latter case.
Without knowing your setup, I don't know if this will work, but have you
looked through /etc/mtab at the mounts there?
You can filter that output or df output (I use "df -hP" so I have clean,
single line output).
On 05/12/2016 10:23 AM, Stephen Berg (Contractor) wrote:
Having an issue with the df command. I need it to show me a
filesystem's physical mount point, but since I use NFS and automounts
quite a bit it chooses to show me the automount mount point instead.
It's screwing up the monitoring software I use, check_mk.
For instance:
/dev/VolGroup/home /export/home xfs defaults 1 2
That gets mounted as shown, but as soon as I login, the automounter
will mount it as /home and the check_mk check for that filesystem goes
into an unknown state since it can't find it any longer.
I've been unable to find any way to get df to show only physical mount
points and ignore automount mount points. I'm seeing this behavior on
most all my SL7.2 systems, SL6.7 doesn't seem to have this issue.
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