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Hello Thomas, |
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Thomas Landmann wrote: [Thu Aug 09 2001, 08:23:30PM EDT] |
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> Is there an easy way to get NFS server support working? |
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I've just sent a new nfs-utils-0.3.1 package to gentoo-ebuild. |
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Hopefully it will help you out, since it separates init.d/nfs into two |
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scripts that work better: init.d/nfs and init.d/nfsmount. |
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> I emerge'd the nfs-utils package, but it appears that there is more to it |
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> than that. |
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Once you have the new nfs-utils ebuild (you might need to wait a couple |
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days for this to be available), you need to: |
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(1) Edit /etc/rc.d/config/basic to say NFSSERVER=yes instead of |
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NFSSERVER=no. |
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(2) Edit /etc/exports to export the filesystems you want. Read the |
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exports man-page for more info. |
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(3) Start the nfs server by running /sbin/init.d/nfs start |
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Hope this helps! |
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