Like the title says, whenever my server reboots, the backup share that's mounted on debian fails to remount (or stay mounted). I just get a series of question marks (???? ???), and a "permission denied" message, like this:
Code:
$ ll /mnt
ls: cannot access /mnt/backup: Permission denied
total 8
?????????? ? ? ? ? ? backup
But if I do "# umount /mnt/backup" and then mount it manually with mount -a (to make sure the fstab entry is right), it umounts and then mounts just fine.
I've googled and read over the troubleshooting page for NFS, but I still can't figure out why it's doing this. I don't think it's the server, because the share remounts fine after rebooting on my other computer. Anyone have any ideas?
