On Mon, May 01, 2017 at 05:20:45PM +0200, Andreas Kusalananda K?h?ri wrote: > Hi, > > I configured a diskless client which mounts /usr from a file server > (both running OpenBSD 6.1 -release). > > The client say, as it is running /etc/rc, > > pf enabled > starting network > /etc/netstart[189]: id: not found > /etc/netstart[189]: != 0: unexpected `!=' > > The problem, I assume, is that id(1) lives in /usr/bin and since /usr > hasn't yet been mounted, it's not found. > > This doesn't seem to affect the boot in any way since the network > appears to come up and the filesystems are mounted properly. > > The client has the following in its /etc/fstab: > > server:/export/client/root / nfs rw,soft,tcp,intr > server:/export/shared/usr /usr nfs rw,wxallowed,soft,tcp,intr,nodev > server:/export/shared/home /home nfs rw,soft,tcp,intr,nodev,nosuid > > Let me know if I have misunderstood anything regarding this. Would I > need to move /export/shared/usr back into /export/client/root, for > example? What would be a better hiearchy to use if I wanted to add > multiple clients that share /usr (or even better, share as much as > possible)? > > BTW, the mount options for for the root directory (soft,tcp,intr) seems > to be ignored. I'm assuming this is because it's not remounted once the > network has been started (and it may not even be possible to do that). > > I also noticed that if I use -ro for /export/shared/usr in /etc/exports > on the file server, I am still able to mount the share read-write. > > > Cheers, > Kusalananda
I fixed the id error - you're right, the id binary is not available at this point in diskless setups. -- -=[rpe]=-
