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> dragonfly ~ # exportfs
> /home/mark/MusicLib
> 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0
> /MusicLib 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0
> dragonfly ~ #
>
> But still my FC2 remote machine cannot mount it:
Excuse me jumping in here, but after reading the above line I think you
are barking up the wrong tree. I don't think the problem is the server,
but your redhat. Do you have any *other* forms of linux that can try
mount? If so, do they work?
http://www.webservertalk.com/message1004547.html
Quote from that page:
"Hi,
If you have an automatic upgrade on your Fedora Core 3, be careful !
Last day, FC3 released an upgrade for util-linux package.
This package contains an updated (and patched) version of mount which
uses TCP by default for NFS mounts !
As a result, if your NFS server doesn't support TCP, you will get this
error message :
mount to NFS server '*****.epfl.ch' failed: server is down.
Your NFS server is not down, it just doesn't accept TCP
You need to add in mount the option "proto=udp" if you want to use UDP.
Thanks a lot to Fedora Core for these undocumented changes..."
I know it's not the same version, but chances are they are related. What
do the log files say after a failed mount (on both FC2 and Gentoo)?
Greetings
Ralph
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