My files are a bit different from yours. On a machine called ripley, I
export a partition called /ash. ripley's /etc/exports looks like:
/ash (rw)
I don't specify the remote mount point in /etc/exports. On the remote
machine jonesy, the /etc/fstab has this line:
ripley:/ash /ash nfs defaults
I created a directory in jonesy called /ash with permission 1777. NFS
starts automatically on boot, and I can access /ash from jonesy. Good
luck,
Hidong
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> Yeah.. I did that, but no luck at all..
> this is the /etc/fstab -> /dev/hdXX /mnt/mountpoint
> auto,rw,user,gid=501,umask=007 0 0
> 501 Corresponds to the group that is allowed to write on it, but I also
> chaged it to some defaults
> -> auto,rw 0 0
> -> auto,rw,owner 0 0
> But no luck a t all.. I tested almost everyting..
>
> Any Idea?
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