Strange, maybe you must start from scratch or at least deinstall-reinstall
the server daemons. How sure are you about the server? You can mount
another partition and do a quick fresh installation on it for the client,
and see how it behaves.
Greetz,
Sebastiaan
On Sun, 14 Jan 2001, Patrick Verme
Hi
No, I mounted the directory in my fstab on the server :
/dev/hda9 /export ext2 rw 0 2
so I made a sub dir on the mountpoint and putted that in my export
there are no spaces in my export, only a tab.
The strange thing is that I worked before I switched back from woody to
potato (Due apache and
Hi,
have you mounted a directory on the server, like this?:
mount /dev/sdb1 /export/nc
mount /dev/sdb2 /export/nc/etc
In this case you have to add the second mount to /etc/exports and mount it
also on the client.
Make also sure you do not have spaces between rw,no_root_squash. Exports
is very s
I've added "get-lease-hostnames" to the dhcpd config file, but at the
client, dhcpcd running with the "-HD" flags reports "hostName option is
missing in DHCP server response", and the system ends up using the
default hostname specified in /etc/hostname at startup.
There aren't any error messages
Hi
For my Java-stations I use nfs-user-server (potato) on my I386 machine.
My /etc/exports :
/export/nc 10.0.0.1(rw,no_root_squash)
when I boot my javastation every thing goes well (at least, it seems)
But, when I want to login I only can login as root.
And after that (when I logged in as
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