Hey,
I have a problem with NFS Share.
Hi,
This is not a particular Fedora issue, but I take the chance :)
How can I mount a network (nfs) drive (on a RHEL4 machine) from my FC11, but as another user.
E.g. I would like to mount the folder /home/userA on the network drive. But my local username is userB. Hence I don't seem to have access to mount the drive.
I have my nfs server running on 192.168.1.99 box, and I have my /etc/exports configured using
/myshare 192.168.1.*(rw,sync,no_subtree_check)
I was able to mount nfs from 192.168.1.50 client box.
However I was unable to mount from 192.168.1.49!
Are you sure the exports are nfs4?If you haven't already try mounting them as nfs not nfs4Firewall on the server interfering maybe?Probably not part of your problem but I've had experiences of nfs being a bit bit fiddly when using networkmanager (especially with wifi), what I do on a netbook and laptops here is not start the services on boot, created a script that starts the services and
Hello!I want to load my build farm computers with PXE + NFS and the same files, except /etc /home /root, as host computer.So I made up /exports directory with bind mounts:/bin on /exports/hydra_ro/bin type none (rw,bind)/sbin on /exports/hydra_ro/sbin type none (rw,bind)/lib on /exports/hydra_ro/lib type none (rw,bind)/opt on /exports/hydra_ro/opt type none (rw,bind)/usr on /exports/hydra_ro/usr t
How do I mount a vmware vmdk file as /home on startup?
I have been using Ubuntu as a VMWare Guest. All My data resides on a single vmdk disk, which I mounted as /home in the VM using fstab. Now I want to move to an actual Ubuntu installtion for performance reasons (Installed with wubi under windows 7).
I can not use nfs from F10 client to F12 server.
nfs mount on F10 to F12 times out anf nfs4 mount gives
"mount.nfs4: mounting localhost:/home failed, reason given by server:
No such file or directory"
I have tried to close firewall and set selinux to permissive mode on both client and server with same result.
Samba works fine.
Okay, so I just bought a ReadyNAS nv+ v2, installed an add-on so that I get root-access to it via ssh, and lo and behold, it was running something based on debian-squeeze (ARM).
On my previous NAS (ubuntu server) I mounted stuff with sshfs, but before retiring that NAS, I tried NFS and it was way faster and more reliable.
On the new NAS, I can mount via sshfs, but I'd really like to mount vi
Thanks, gerald_clark,I have put the client 192.168.75.185 to the /etc/exports. [by research2010]
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