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Hi,

It's not really clear to me what you mean, are you trying to mount
the cdrom from another computer?
If that is the case, try mounting it through
mount -o ro server:/cdrom  /local_mount_point

the "ro" is important, because cdroms cannot be shared in read-write mode...

Bonne chance, Mark

Pfe@Freesurf.fr wrote in message <38846B27.13E28AD8@Freesurf.fr>...
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>
>
>                                     when I mount a NFS volume and that
>I export it in " / "; it is impossible for me to reach the cdrom
>                                     since the customer computer.
>
>                                     would somebody have something to
>propose to me?
>

can you restate the problem?.... I am unclear as to what you are trying to
say...

if you are trying to access a cdrom from an exported server...then yes you
can do this.

you'd have to to either use an automounter, so that whenever you change
media, that the drive get's remounted (CDROM).... or, once the media in in
the drive and the drive is mounted...

put a line like  this in your exports file ::

/mnt/cdrom         host_accessing(ro)

or

/mnt/cdrom         *.domain.com(ro)


this of course depends that you have already mounted the cdrom..


jon

Pfe@Freesurf.fr wrote:

>                                      when I mount a NFS volume and that
> I export it in " / "; it is impossible for me to reach the cdrom
>                                      since the customer computer.
>
>                                      would somebody have something to
> propose to me?

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In article <38846B27.13E28AD8@Freesurf.fr>, Pfe@Freesurf.fr says:

>
>                                     when I mount a NFS volume and that
>I export it in " / "; it is impossible for me to reach the cdrom
>                                     since the customer computer.

Well, your English is *still* better than my French (but not by much :-)
but nfs mounts won't cross mount points (which your /cdrom mount is). You
can do this, but you have to remake your kernel.

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Pfe@Freesurf.fr wrote:
> 
>                                      when I mount a NFS volume and that
> I export it in " / "; it is impossible for me to reach the cdrom
>                                      since the customer computer.
> 
>                                      would somebody have something to
> propose to me?

it seems like to me that the easiest way for you is to visit a
french-spoken 
newsgroup like fr.comp.os.linux and explain your plight(s) in the best
way 
you can. At the momet you seem like having at least three different and
difficult tasks without knowing how to do.
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Ok, its works fine, sorry, for my bad english,

thanks to everybody who's answered to me (also those advised me to see
aillor)

in the man page, it's no mentionned that we cant to use the mounted volume
(in exported directory)