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NFS fails on standard Woody



Hello!

I installed Debian Woody rc1 on a small server, just with the nfs, samba
and a bit more (without XFree).

I ran into a problem, googled for it and found an unresolved question
posted two years ago, describing my problem in detail, so I will post it
again.

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Hi everybody!

I'm having a bit of trouble with NFS exports in a standard Woody-dist. with the standard CD-image kernel named 2.2.20-idepci. I'm trying to export the directory ns1.knorca.se:/test (rwxrwxrwx) with the owner nobody.nogroup to the computer ns1 (that is export the directory to the computer who "owns" it) with read/write access. My exports-file looks like this on the computer "ns1":

/test ns1(rw)

When booting the ns1-computer I get this message:

[cut]
Exporting directories for NFS kernel daemon...ns1.knorca.se:/test: Function not implemented.
done.
[cut]

and this in syslog

nfsd[214]: nfssvc: Function not implemented

Trying to mount the exported directory results in the following message:

mount: ns1:/test failed, reason given by server: Permission denied

with syslog saying:

rpc.mountd: Authenticated mount request from ns1.knorca.se:853 for /test
rpc.mountd: getfh failed: Function not implemented

The hosts.allow and hosts.deny files are both completely empty, except for the standard comments.

Even if I set exports-permission to * it does not do the trick. I suppose that the reason for this is that the nfsd-module is not compiled into the kernel. Therefore I tried to compile a new fresh 2.4.18-kernel, but it won't boot. I think I read something about inserting some parameters into lilo.conf to boot 2.4.x-kernels but I am not sure. Anyone interested to give me a hand?

I am currently in Kenya without the possibility to connect my computer to any debian-mirror (I'm writing this at an Internet-cafe), so I would be grateful for any help not involving apt-getting some certain package. :)

Kind regards,
Mathias Friman/Sweden
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I made nothing uncommon with that computer, what did I do wrong?

TIA,
	Kevin
--
http://www.boergens.de




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