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Re: Back to the NFS problem.
- From: Fulko Hew sita aero
- To: For testers of Fedora Core development releases <fedora-test-list redhat com>
- Cc:
- Subject: Re: Back to the NFS problem.
- Date: Thu, 6 May 2004 13:45:44 -0400
Quasar Jarosz <masterra m-ra net>@redhat.com on 05/06/2004 12:58:39 PM
wrote:
> Alright, in the archives of this list there are some people mentioning
> problems getting NFS to work between their FC2Tx box and a Debian box.
I have a similar issue when trying to talk to an SCO OpenServer box.
> That is, an NFS server running on the Debian box, and they try to mount
> the exported share on the FC2 box, but all they ever get is this:
>
> [root klorel mnt]# mount new:/home/ mnt/temp
> mount to NFS server 'new' failed: server is down.
>
> And nothing in their error logs.
>
> Someone mentioned trying an Ethereal trace.. and although i don't really
> know how to decypher it's output, i tried this, and it looks like maybe
> there's some kind of version problem, where the Debian server can't use
> "version 2" ? But i don't even know how to tell what version is
installed,
> as there doesn't even seem to be any executables, everything is handled
by
> 'mount'.
I have looked at the Ethereal trace, and the magic information
(In mu case) is that the remote NFS doesn't support version #2
(of NFS presumably).
> Those of you who were having the problem before me - Have any of you
> gotten it to work? I really need this working.. :-/
No, not yet.
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