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Jenia Ivanov asked: I want to setup an NFS server so I setup NFS as in the Archlinux tutorial with two mount points: [[email protected] ~]$ sudo exportfs -arv point 1 …
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Jenia Ivanov asked: I want to setup an NFS server so I setup NFS as in the Archlinux tutorial with two mount points: [[email protected] ~]$ sudo exportfs -arv point 1 …
Holger asked: I would like to change SELinux labels on a NFS-mounted shared directory. Here is my setup (using virtual machines): I have two machines running CentOS 7. One of …
rmah asked: I have multiple machines sharing home directory via NFS share used by 6-10 users. All machines are used to run computational experiments including the one with NFS server. …
sizzzzlerz asked: On a KVM VM running Centos 7.5, I have a service running that writes to an NFS-mounted file system. When a shutdown or reboot is issued, the service …
mekkanizer asked: I have installed NFS Server on CentOS 7. I have two other hosts, that I want to share different directories with. Here’s my /etc/exports file: /home/WS2016 192.168.200.2(rw,sync,no_subtree_check) /home/debian …
TheCypher asked: We have some issues regarding NFS share regarding filenames encoding. We were previously mounting as NFSv3 and started to use NFSv4 and some files previously created, with special …
RobbieTheK asked: On our slave NIS server we have in /etc/sysconfig/network I’ve set YPSERV_ARGS=”-p 944″ YPXFRD_ARGS=”-p 945″ and OTHER_YPBIND_OPTS=”-p 3000″ in /etc/ypbind.conf and YPPASSWDD_ARGS=”–port 946″ in /etc/sysconfig/yppasswdd But on the …
84104 asked: How do I use /etc/export.d/ to export filesystems? I am attempting to export an sge cell’s configuration via nfs. However, the export does not appear to work. # …
Brian asked: I am setting up a RHEL 6 diskless installation. It is working via PXE over nfs. However, I am concerned about patching. How do I patch the diskless …
Peter Steier asked: I cannot mount a quite old (~2002) nfs server (axel) from a new Ubuntu 14.04. (exos): [email protected]:/home/steier> sudo mount -v -t nfs 10.0.0.10:/dataaxel /dataaxel mount.nfs: timeout set …