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rc-update add localmount default |
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On 12/30/2017 09:22 PM, Daniel Frey wrote: |
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> Some background: |
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> A little while back I had a drive drop out of my hardware RAID. I don't |
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> think this has anything to do with the problem I'm having, but I thought |
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> I should mention it. The RAID health is fine and I can see there's not |
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> any delay in dmesg (the RAID array is detected as /dev/sdc). |
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> On startup, I share the RAID, and hence I mount it locally under /mnt, |
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> then again under /nfs4exports. |
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> Note: I'm using openrc. |
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> For some reason, the entry under /mnt does not mount on startup. There's |
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> no error or any indication of anything going wrong during startup |
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> (nothing in dmesg or /var/log/messages regarding any sort of mount |
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> trouble.) |
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> So what happens is nfs starts up but it's missing the one export. I have |
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> to stop nfs, unmount the entry under /nfs4exports, unmount the entry |
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> under /mnt, then mount /dev/sdc1 to /mnt, the mount the entry under |
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> /nfs4exports. After this, everything is mounted properly and I restart nfs. |
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> I looked at the /etc/init.d/localmount script and it's supposed to spit |
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> out a message if something cannot mount but it does not report any error. |
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> Is there any sort of logging I can enable to tell me exactly what's |
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> happening? Other local filesystems (total of three) all mount fine. |
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> Dan |
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