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Make sure all nfs services are running on client and server. |
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OR |
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you have iptables running and you are blocking random nfs service ports. |
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Check both client and server. |
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run rpcinfo -p on each machine to see what ports need to be open. It might |
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be better to just allow anything to go between server->client and |
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client->server. |
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On Thu, 27 Oct 2005, Konstantin V. Gavrilenko wrote: |
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> As discussed in this thread |
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> http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=54586 |
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> QTE |
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> ++++++ |
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> 1 On certain Linux machines, file locking is known to fail due to the |
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> NFS lock demon not running. |
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> 2 On certain other Linux machines, it appears that file locking fails |
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> due to some other, not yet analyzed reason. |
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> +++++ |
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> UNQTE |
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> I guess my machines fall into the second category. |
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> yours, |
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> kos |
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> Billy Holmes wrote: |
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>> Konstantin V. Gavrilenko wrote: |
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>>> Apparently you need to disable file locking by commenting out the |
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>>> following lines: |
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>> either that or run lockd... |
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Bryan Whitehead |
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