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On 7/4/06, Enrico Weigelt <weigelt@×××××.de> wrote: |
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> Hi folks, |
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> my gentoo-driven notebook has just a small harddisk, so moved |
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> /var/tmp/portage to an nfs volume (directly mounted there). |
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> This produces really strange problems, if the directory is |
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> empty: portage cannot create the directory ../$pkg/temp, |
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> but $pkg/ and several things beyond are created. Portage |
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> aborts with an exception. |
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> I suspect some permission problem. |
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> Strange: when unmounting it, starting portage until it has created |
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> the sourcetree, moving it away, remounting and moving the already- |
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> prepared sourcetree to the now mounted nfs dir, works fine, also |
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> with other packages following. |
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> Does anyone have an idea what this can be ? |
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I have some portage stuff mounted with nfs, the only way for portage |
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to work with those dirs was to set "no_root_squash" at /etc/exports at |
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the host machine... I don't know why, even with full permissions, |
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portage refused to work. |
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But I was warned at the NFS howto that this kind of administrative |
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task would require this... So, I just setup some firewall rules and |
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enhanced security a bit... |
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