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I'm having a problem mounting a nfs share exported by my gentoo |
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server. The client problem occurs on an opensolaris box running |
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2008-11 build 109. |
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I have an ancient /etc/exports that may be way out of date... I |
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rarely use nfs. But I've begun setting up a NAS that consists of an |
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OpenSolaris server with ZFS file sytem. |
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I hoped to use NFS to handle backs ups and other work between linux |
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boxes and solaris NAS, with windows boxes using CIFS. |
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It doesn't really make sense to mount the other way round, like |
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serving from OpenSol and client at gentoo host since a general backup |
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plan will be running from the Solaris box and effecting all lan |
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machines. |
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At least that was my first thought. But really would like to |
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understand what is needed in either direction. |
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Here is the line from /etc/exports (on gentoo server): |
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/pub 192.168.0.0/22(rw,insecure,o_root_squash,subtree_check) |
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This is the command [and result] from Opensolaris client: |
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mount -F nfs -o ro reader:/pub /pub |
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nfs mount: security mode does not match the server exporting reader:/pub |
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I think it is some basic problem between the two NFS implementations |
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and even found a redhat bug saying as much here: |
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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?format=multiple&id=467613 |
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Those export lines (in the bug report) are vastly different than |
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mine.. I know next to nothing about what `should' be on those |
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lines.... I probably copy/pasted the one I'm using years ago from |
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somewhere. |
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So, there is some chance, probably even a good chance that its just |
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some dopey error of mine causing the problem. |