SUSE 9.0 to 9.1 RC5 upgrade loses NFS mounts.
Upgraded my box from SUSE 9.0 to SUSE 9.1 RC5. It was very smooth, and all went well.
Let's say the IP address of the updated box was "110.22.330.44" Let's also say that I do the following: #cd / #mkdir nfsDir #chmod 777 nfsDir Now I switch terminals and go to a terminal that is running on a completely different, remote machine (which happens to be running SUSE 9.1 as well). Let's say it's IP address was "99.88.77.66" After logging in to the remote machine, I type the following: #mkdir /mynfs #mount 110.22.330.44:/nfsDir /mynfs What I get back is: mount: 110.22.330.44:/nfsDir failed, reason given by server: Permission denied So my newbie question is, what steps must I perform so that the "mount 110.22.330.44/nfs /mynfs" command works? Thanks, Paul |
Did you set up your /etc/exports file and run exportfs? See 'man exports' for more details.
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No. I didn't do that step. So thank you for the help.
Here's what I did: #cd /etc #vi exports /* The "exports" file looks like this inside... */ /nfsDir *(rw,insecure,all_squash) #exportfs -a That's all I did, but now instead of getting the "Permission Denied" error, my remote Linux box just freezes up after typing: #mount 110.22.330.44:/nfsDir /mynfs Is my "exports" file wrong? Or did I miss a step? -Paul |
OK. I figured out what I did wrong.
On SUSE, you must go through YAST select-> "NFS Server" select->"Start NFS Server" select->"Add directory" and then browse for the directory you want to publish. select->"Finish" and that's it!!! Everything's working now!!! I love YAST!!! -Paul |
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