opps,
just saw what I was looking for in "man exports" - I need to ass "nohide"
as an export option.
sorry.
-Greg
On 29-May-00 Gregory Hosler wrote:
> Hi,
>
> just set up a Red Hat 6.2 system as a replacement to a much older RH server
> (running RH 4.1, kernel 2.0, etc).
>
> I am noticing what is minimally a change in behaviour in nfsd.
>
> under previous distributions, if I exported "/", I was able to traverse
> the entire filesystem, and all filesystems mounted upon the exported
> filesystem. For example, i could traverse /usr which is a separate file
> system,
> and I was only exporting "/".
>
> Now, with RH6.2 (never tried this on RH6.0/RH6.1), I cannot traverse
> filesystems
> mounted on the exported filesystem.
>
> I am guessing that this is a feature of the new knfsd.
>
> is this intentional ?
>
> is this even correct (as compared to other nfs implementations) ?
>
> is there any way to get the old behaviour back ?
>
> thank you, and regards,
>
> -Greg
>
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