Re: Diskless from NFS --1) nfsd (rmtab); 2) /dev

> What is /etc/rmtab? On my slink computer, it is a mile long... I am not sure but it may be /var/db/mountdtab or something like that. mountd in 2.0 puts information in /etc/exports files, and it moveing the info into /var, is, of course more then welcome from my own point of view. > I though

Re: Diskless from NFS --1) nfsd (rmtab); 2) /dev

> "Olexiy" == Olexiy Ye Tykhomyrov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Olexiy> I think anyway the solution I suggested -- to re-write Olexiy> nfsd to check the same mount point first was correct, Olexiy> because tcp standard may to use time-out. Only one Olexiy> problem, nfs uses udp :

Re: Diskless from NFS --1) nfsd (rmtab); 2) /dev

On 22 Jan 2000, Brian May wrote: > > "Olexiy" == Olexiy Ye Tykhomyrov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Olexiy> 1. While shutdown, unmount writes: "device is busy", so > Olexiy> nfsd on the server does not rid off the corresponding > Olexiy> enters from /etc/rmtab that is not good i

Re: Diskless from NFS --1) nfsd (rmtab); 2) /dev

> "Olexiy" == Olexiy Ye Tykhomyrov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Olexiy> 1. While shutdown, unmount writes: "device is busy", so Olexiy> nfsd on the server does not rid off the corresponding Olexiy> enters from /etc/rmtab that is not good in common; I think I have the similar proble

Diskless from NFS --1) nfsd (rmtab); 2) /dev

Dear friends, We have got a few diskless machines so installed Linux on them, importing whole system by NFS. Everything works fine (for a long while), but some problems occurred and are still annoying. 1. While shutdown, unmount writes: "device is busy", so nfsd on the server does not rid off