Very Computer

by **Matthias Schele** » Fri, 24 May 1996 04:00:00

Hi,

my "/etc/exports" looks like this:

/volume/pubdir -mapall=foo:bar -ro
/volume -maproot=root my2ndhost

The problem is that as soon as the second entry is "/etc/exports"
"my2ndhost" is no more able to mount "/volume/pubdir". If I
remove the second entry it works again.

Any sollutions?

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Matthias Scheler

by **Manuel Bouy** » Fri, 24 May 1996 04:00:00

> Hi,

> my "/etc/exports" looks like this:

> /volume/pubdir -mapall=foo:bar -ro
> /volume -maproot=root my2ndhost

> The problem is that as soon as the second entry is "/etc/exports"
> "my2ndhost" is no more able to mount "/volume/pubdir". If I
> remove the second entry it works again.

> Any sollutions?

try:
/volume/pubdir -mapall=foo:bar -ro
/volume -alldirs -maproot=root my2ndhost

By default (without alldirs), you can nfs mount a directory, but not his
subdirs.

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Manuel Bouyer, Ecole Nationale Superieure de Techniques Avancees, Paris

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by **Andrew Whead** » Mon, 27 May 1996 04:00:00

>> /volume/pubdir -mapall=foo:bar -ro
>> /volume -maproot=root my2ndhost
>try:
>/volume/pubdir -mapall=foo:bar -ro
>/volume -alldirs -maproot=root my2ndhost

And if that doesn't work, then try it the other way round, since
my2ndhost might match the first line, and thus have root mapped
to foo:bar. also try makeing 'foo:bar' uid:gid (ie. numbers).

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