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Bill Longman writes: |
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> On 05/10/2011 08:02 AM, Michael Sullivan wrote: |
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> > A couple of weeks ago I switched my gcc profile over and rebuilt |
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> > everything with emerge -e system and emerge -e world. Now, when I |
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> > restart the computer (any of the three on my LAN), the NFS shares |
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> > listed in /etc/fstab are not automatically mounted. I can mount them |
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> > manually with no errors. Here's an example of one of my /etc/fstab |
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> > files: |
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> > camille ~ # cat /etc/fstab |
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> You're barking up the wrong tree. Show your rc-status -a and you'll see |
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> a few nfs-related services that you've not added to default run level. |
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I don't say that's not true, but wouldn't this be a bug, and the |
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nfsmount init script would be missing some depend entry? |
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Personally, I always have the noauto option in my fstab lines for NFS |
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shares, because of the looong delay when the server is offline while I |
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boot. Not sure if this is still the case, though, haven't tried in a while. |
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Instead, here these shares are mounted via /etc/init.d/local, when a |
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ping to the server succeeds. |
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