On 17:37 19 Dec 2002, Ashley M. Kirchner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Cameron Simpson wrote:
|
| >The manual also says it's a list of export targets. So, yes, all on one
| >line separated by commas.
| Well, it didn't work. When I did
|
| /mnt/backup
| xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/29,xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/28,xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/27(rw,sync....)
|
| It didn't work. Clients could not mount /mnt/backup and the syslog
| on the server kept saying no export entry. Or am I supposed to put the
| options after each range?
| (x.x.x.x(rw,sync...),x.x.x.x(rw,sync...),x.x.x.x(rw,sync...) ?
|
| As soon as I broke it up into three separate lines:
|
| /mnt/backup xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/29(rw,sync...)
| /mnt/backup xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/28(rw,sync...)
| /mnt/backup xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/27(rw,sync...)
|
| It worked like a charm.
I was more thinking:
/mnt/backup
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/29(rw,sync),xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/28(rw,sync),xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/27(rw,sync)
The manual says:
Each line contains an export point and a list of machine or
netgroup names allowed to mount the file system at that point.
An optional parenthesized list of export parameters may follow
each machine name.
Clearly there must be an (rw,sync) with each network definition, not one at
the end of the list.
Were there any actual error messages from "exportfs -av"?
They may be illuminating.
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