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Bruno, |
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Looks like portmap isnt started. |
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Make sure portmap is started would be what I would do next. |
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Bruno Gola wrote: |
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> Hi there everyody, |
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> Im trying to run a nfs server here, but im having some problems. My |
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> kernel is compiled to work with NFS as server or client and ive |
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> already emerge nfs-utils. |
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> Ok, but when i was starting the server, look what appears: (the |
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> /etc/exports is OK) |
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> br slackware # /etc/init.d/nfs status |
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> * status: stopped |
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> br slackware # /etc/init.d/nfs start |
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> * Starting idmapd |
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> ... [ ok ] |
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> * Starting NFS statd |
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> ... [ ok ] |
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> * Exporting NFS directories |
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> ... [ ok ] |
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> * Starting NFS daemon ... |
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> * Error starting NFS |
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> daemon [ !! ] |
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> * Starting NFS mountd ... |
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> Cannot register service: RPC: Timed out |
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> * Error starting NFS |
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> mountd [ !! ] |
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> br slackware # |
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> Well, slackware is only the directory that i was when i've tried to |
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> start the nfs :-) the dist. is Gentoo |
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> Does anyone knows what is happening ? |
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> Thanks for any awnser, |
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> Bruno Gola |
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