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Re: About NFS Setting of Linux

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From: Daniel Wong
Date: Sun, 02 Nov 1997 00:00
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DC wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Actually, I'm using PC that want to have files sharing in Linux.  I'm using
> a untiliy as a NFS client on my PC. Can anyone tell me what is the setting
> of NFS in Linux?
>

There could be many reasons that your nfs is not working. You should run nfsd
indebug mode and look at the syslog to find out exactly what it doesn't like.

Is your tcp/ip working yet? Can your server and PC ping each other?
You need to post more information in order for us to help.

BTW, what is the difference between PCNFSD and nfsd? I only have nfsd, and it
works
since the very beginning!

> I've modified "exports" file which is under etc directory, and enabled the
> daemon of PCNFSD, but it seem no use!
>
> Please give me a hand!  Thanks!
>
> Dawn
>



Daniel



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DC wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>Hi all,

<P>Actually, I'm using PC that want to have files sharing in Linux.&nbsp;
I'm using
<BR>a untiliy as a NFS client on my PC. Can anyone tell me what is the
setting
<BR>of NFS in Linux?
<BR>&nbsp;</BLOCKQUOTE>
There could be many reasons that your nfs is not working. You should run
nfsd indebug mode and look at the syslog to find out exactly what it doesn't
like.

<P>Is your tcp/ip working yet?&nbsp;Can your server and PC ping each other?
<BR>You need to post more information in order for us to help.

<P>BTW, what is the difference between PCNFSD and nfsd?&nbsp;I&nbsp;only
have nfsd, and it works
<BR>since the very beginning!
<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>

<P>I've modified "exports" file which is under etc directory, and enabled
the
<BR>daemon of PCNFSD, but it seem no use!

<P>Please give me a hand!&nbsp; Thanks!

<P>Dawn
<BR>&nbsp;</BLOCKQUOTE>

<PRE>&nbsp;</PRE>

<PRE>Daniel</PRE>
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From: Daniel Wong <wongda@hkstar.com>
Subject: Re: About NFS Setting of Linux
Date: 1997/11/02
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