Hi!,
Quote:> I want to know if NFS mounted directorys can be mounted again by NFS?!
Yes, they can. As long as your nfs server is up and running, you can nfs
mount off it to as many clients as you want (or I should say, that many
clients can NFS off a single server without any problems)
Quote:> I have the following network-setup:
> NFS-Server on network 183.14.12.100 exports /home
> Some Clients on it (which work perfect)
> One other "NFS-Server" with NetworkInterface0 at 183.14.12.110
> and the other at 192.168.0.1 and e.g. /home mounted via NFS(works
> perectly)
> Now, if I want to mount /home from 192.168.0.10 e.g. via NFS it says:
> Permission denied.
> in /etc/exports
> are on both servers the two networks inserted (183.14.12.0/255.255.255.0 &
> 192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0)
Okay, the first thing to check is that the /etc/exports file has actually been
exported with the command "exportfs" so that it knows what is going on. You
might like to check the /var/log/messages to see whether there are any
interesting errors occuring there. Is it possible to mount the /home
directory on 192.168.0.10 when no one else is actually NFS mounting ?
You might like to check the /etc/exports file and just make sure that the
syntax is correct as well. Failing that, try a restart of the nfs server and
see if that makes a difference (I have seen some strange things happen where
the server doesn't always know that the /etc/exports file has been changed,
even after a "exportfs" command has been issued).
See ya
Dean Thompson
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