Re: NFS simple question

1998-09-30 Thread Stef Hoesli Wiederwald
> We already had this kind of "problem", but I believe the answer is > quite simple: try restarting the 'nfs daemon' on '/etc/init.d'. I \t > should suffice. What do you mean with try restarting the 'nfs daemon' on '/etc/init.d'? Stef

Re: NFS simple question

1998-09-30 Thread joseph evan porter
> > > And used the comand mount -a in 10.0.1.222 and the error was: > > mount: RPC: Program not registered > > and the NFS-HOWTO says the this error was caused because neither nfsd > > or mountd was running on the server, but: > > > > We already had this kind of "problem", but

Re: NFS simple question

1998-09-30 Thread Daniel Doro Ferrante
On Wed, 30 Sep 1998, Paulo Henrique Baptista de Oliveira wrote: > Hi Debian users, > I'm trying to setup a NFS server(machine 10.0.0.132) and a > client(10.0.1.222). I read the NFS-HOWTO: > I wrote in /etc/exports at 10.0.0.132(Server) the line: > /home 10.0.1.22

NFS simple question

1998-09-30 Thread Paulo Henrique Baptista de Oliveira
Hi Debian users, I'm trying to setup a NFS server(machine 10.0.0.132) and a client(10.0.1.222). I read the NFS-HOWTO: I wrote in /etc/exports at 10.0.0.132(Server) the line: /home 10.0.1.222(rw) Then I add the line in /etc/fstab at 10.0.1.222(Clien