by Haral » Sat, 12 Jan 2002 00:03:41
The client is waiting for the server until timeout.
I have selected a directory, i have set the options to rw etc.
I can't regognize a reason why it does not work.
After with yast I have configured direct, editing the /etc/exports file. But
it doesn't work.
Do you know what could be wrong?
by domi » Sat, 12 Jan 2002 01:28:14
> The client is waiting for the server until timeout.
> I have selected a directory, i have set the options to rw etc.
> I can't regognize a reason why it does not work.
> After with yast I have configured direct, editing the /etc/exports file. But
> it doesn't work.
> Do you know what could be wrong?
by Kenneth R?rvi » Sat, 12 Jan 2002 03:46:26
Is the portmapper running on the client? (It should be).Quote:> The client is waiting for the server until timeout.
> Do you know what could be wrong?
by Haral » Sat, 12 Jan 2002 19:06:57
> > With Yast2 I have configured the NFS-Server and a NFS client.
> > The client is waiting for the server until timeout.
> > I have selected a directory, i have set the options to rw etc.
> > I can't regognize a reason why it does not work.
> > After with yast I have configured direct, editing the /etc/exports file.
But
> > it doesn't work.
> > Do you know what could be wrong?
> after you edit the exports file, you have to change it with 'exportfs -a'
> domi
But I think the NFS has a problem with my hardware. Is it possible? the
access to harddrives is possible.
by Haral » Sat, 12 Jan 2002 19:08:58
> > The client is waiting for the server until timeout.
> > Do you know what could be wrong?
> Is the portmapper running on the client? (It should be).
> --
> mvh, Kenneth R?rvik
> Nordbergveien 60 A, N-0875 OSLO
> http://argon.no-ip.com
by domi » Mon, 14 Jan 2002 04:20:28
>> > With Yast2 I have configured the NFS-Server and a NFS client.
>> > The client is waiting for the server until timeout.
>> > I have selected a directory, i have set the options to rw etc.
>> > I can't regognize a reason why it does not work.
>> > After with yast I have configured direct, editing the /etc/exports file.
> But
>> > it doesn't work.
>> > Do you know what could be wrong?
>> after you edit the exports file, you have to change it with 'exportfs -a'
>> domi
> Yes thanks, but I have restarted the computer some times. But I will try it
> additionally. The yast tool should do it automatically.
err, if you can access your hardware, and your network works, nfsd should work,Quote:> But I think the NFS has a problem with my hardware. Is it possible? the
> access to harddrives is possible.
domi
by domi » Mon, 14 Jan 2002 04:21:49
>> Harald uttered the following at Thursday 10 January 2002 16:03:
>> > The client is waiting for the server until timeout.
>> > Do you know what could be wrong?
>> Is the portmapper running on the client? (It should be).
>> --
>> mvh, Kenneth R?rvik
>> Nordbergveien 60 A, N-0875 OSLO
>> http://argon.no-ip.com
> the startvariable for running portmapper is set to yes. The portmapper
> should be running. Probably it is not starting correctly.
> How I can test if the portmapper is really running?
don't see why you need a portmapper on the client, though...
domi
by domi » Mon, 14 Jan 2002 04:22:27
> The client is waiting for the server until timeout.
> I have selected a directory, i have set the options to rw etc.
> I can't regognize a reason why it does not work.
> After with yast I have configured direct, editing the /etc/exports file. But
> it doesn't work.
> Do you know what could be wrong?
by Haral » Wed, 16 Jan 2002 16:45:53
the /etc/exports contain
/home daniela(rw) dimension(rw)
daniela is the server and dimension is the client. I have tested the
nfs-server on the server machine self with the entry daniela(rw).
I was able to mount this on the server with the nfs-client.
But on the machine dimension I try to mount it with
mount -t nfs daniela:/home /lan
but it doesn't work. On computer dimension it waits until timout.
I have test the prortmap. It is running.
I have no idea why it doesn't work.
> > With Yast2 I have configured the NFS-Server and a NFS client.
> > The client is waiting for the server until timeout.
> > I have selected a directory, i have set the options to rw etc.
> > I can't regognize a reason why it does not work.
> > After with yast I have configured direct, editing the /etc/exports file.
But
> > it doesn't work.
> > Do you know what could be wrong?
> try posting the contens of your /etc/exports file
> domi
1. suse 7.3: ftp (in.ftpd) not working well
I can get ftp to work but ftpdir is also install. (ftpdir is
template directory with permissions and everything else already
set up for you.)
The console log lists that file /etc/ftpchroot can not be found.
I suspect that that file causes the ftp server to use the
directory /usr/local/ftp/...
--
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Noah Hester | Chronic insanity: Doing the same thing the same
way
2. Apache + Tomcat + Netscape = plain text output
3. wget does not work with Suse 7.3
4. IP Policy Routing with Linux ?
8. HELP: SCO Unix Subnet Rejectd
9. NFS file locking under SuSE/x86 7.3
10. Why is SuSE updates for 7.3 older than 7.3?
12. Powerbook Lombard and yaboot on SuSE 7.3: how to get my X working?
13. I got my 7043-150 RS/6000 working with SuSE 7.3