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> On Mon, 20 Dec 1999, Nathan Smith wrote:
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> > I've been trying to get NFS set up in a lab here. I posted here last week
> > about my inability to get nfsd started. Finally tracked my problem down to
> > a bad binary that has been replaced. But my problems continue....
> >
> > exporting clientIPaddr:/home
> > clientIPaddr:/home: Operation not permitted
>
> I'm not sure if this is the same problem I was running into, but I found
> NFS completely unusable until I added /etc/hosts entries on the client and
> server.
>
> I'm now able to get my two machines to mount each others' root partitions,
> and directories on the root filesystem. Other filesystems (/usr/local or
> /home, for example) still don't work. :-/
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Hi,
If you're trying to export things like /usr/local from one machine to
another, do you have the correct entries in your /etc/exports and
/etc/fstab? On my network, I'm exporting /usr/local/hklint from ripley
to weaver. In ripley's /etc/exports, I have the entry:
/usr/local/hklint weaver(rw)
In weaver's /etc/fstab, I have the entry:
ripley:/usr/local/hklint /usr/local/hklint nfs defaults
And make sure you have all of your machines listed in /etc/hosts. Hope
this helps. Good luck,
Hidong
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