Hi guys,
I don't know if this is the proper section, feel free to move the thread in a more appropriate one if needed.
Anyway, I'm writing here because I have a strange behavior in my Linux server.
Scenario: Linux VM running debian and NAS with a NFS share available.
What I did is to create a mountpoint on the debian box and then use this command to mount the NFS share:
Code:
mount -o soft,intr,rsize=8192,wsize=8192 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/nas_share /nas
The command worked perfectly, and I started using the NAS share to store some files.
Now, I was looking after this a couple of weeks later, discovering that the NFS share is still mounted and perfectly reachable/writable and so on, BUT if I do
Code:
cat /etc/mtab
cat /etc/fstab
mount
df -h
whatever to show the mount point, the one who belongs to the NFS share does not appear.
How can this be possible?
The command to umount the share does not work (thinking that maybe just umounting and remounting it will solve this small issue) instead I'm stuck at this point because it's really strange to me that I cannot see where this mount is on the filesystem.
If there's some information missing, let me know.
THanks,
Cr45h