Hi,
here too... Problem is not with mount/rpc.statd dependency - mount
seems to start rpc.statd now whenever it needs.
Problem is that systemd tries to mount NFS filesystems before portmap is
started. portmap's init.d says that it needs $local_fs, and
unfortunately as far as I can tell, systemd-fstab-generator treats
remote filesystems exactly same as local, without any dependency on
portmap or anything else, and without any configuration option that
could explain to systemd that NFS filesystems need portmap.
To get NFS to work I've added 'mkdir /run/rpcbind; /sbin/rpcbind -w'
into my catch-all initscript that I run before systemd starts messing up
things, as I could not figure out how to explain to
systemd-fstab-generator that it must run rpcbind before doing any mounts.
Petr
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