[Jerry, allow me to send a copy to debian-user.]
> mount -t nfs -o mountport=824 server:/world /world > > where 824 is the tcp proto port for mountd on the server. Now, it works - THANKS! The problem apparenlty is with the portmapper in netbase_2.06-1 in bo (unstable). HostA (was called "server" in my previous posting) uses both versions of mountd, ver. 1 and mountd ver. 2, and has no problems mounting from itself or from host B. Host B , the "client", uses mountd ver 1, and only mounts from itself. To mount from HostA, as you advised me, it needs the "-o mountport" option. Host uses netbase_2.06-1 (stable), whose corresponding netstd package provides only one version of mountd. I will wait 12 hours for any comments, then I will report a bug on the portmapper of the unstable netbase package. Ioannis Tambouras [EMAIL PROTECTED], West Palm Beach, Florida Signed pgp-key on key server. -- This message was delayed because the list mail delivery agent was down.
