On 25 Mar 2010, at 11:58, Robert Thurlow wrote:
Brandon High wrote:
If you mount server:/nfs on another host, it will not include
server:/nfs/foo1 or server:/nfs/foo2. Some nfs clients (notably
Solaris's) will attempt to mount the foo1 & foo2 datasets
automatically, so it looks like you've exported everything under
server:/nfs. Linux clients don't behave in the same fashion, you'll
have to separately mount all the exports.
Hi Brendan,
I believe this is incorrect - Solaris Nevada has supported
this automatic subshare mounting (we call it "mirror mounts")
since build 77, but it's not in Solaris 10, while I believe
Linux has had it for a longer time. Is this not what you
see on current Linux?
Rob T
On debian linux (lenny), the nfs4 client automatically mounts
subshares, but the nfs3 client doesn't (May not be right in all cases,
just my experience).
Best regards,
Stefan
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