Hello,
I am trying to mount a local directory with NFS. I am starting Socket, via netstart
then the default nfsstart script. I have exported /logfiles in the /etc/export file
with the “options -root=0” as the first line.
I only have 1 QNX node to play with right now, so I am mounting the NFS directory locally
( is this possible). I have to set it up for real tomorrow onsite and would like
to get familiar.
The “mount_nfs -v ME:/logfiles /home/logs” returns “ME:/logfiles on /home/logs”.
When I try to access any files in “/home/logs”, they hang and do not return.
What is happening and why?
Thanks
Kevin Hammond
PACE Control Systems.
Pace Control Systems <kevinh@paceolm.com> wrote:
Hello,
You should be able to mount_nfs locally.
What does the output of “showmount -e” tell you.
What is the output of “sin ve”
What is the output of “sin”
Is portmap running?
How are you starting the nfs server, are you using /etc/nfsstart?
My /etc/exports.$NODE contains the following:
/home/ctravis -norsvd
showmount -e for me shows:
Exports list on localhost:
/home/ctravis Everyone
Chris
I am trying to mount a local directory with NFS. I am starting Socket, via netstart
then the default nfsstart script. I have exported /logfiles in the /etc/export file
with the “options -root=0” as the first line.
I only have 1 QNX node to play with right now, so I am mounting the NFS directory locally
( is this possible). I have to set it up for real tomorrow onsite and would like
to get familiar.
The “mount_nfs -v ME:/logfiles /home/logs” returns “ME:/logfiles on /home/logs”.
This looks like it should have worked…
When I try to access any files in “/home/logs”, they hang and do not return.
What is happening and why?
Thanks
Kevin Hammond
PACE Control Systems.