I solved it.
There was a package installed liblockfile1, which was causing grief.
Please don't ask who the idiot was that installed that package.
Thanks for answer.
Carlos Kosloff
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On 02/07/2016 02:17 PM, Gary Dale
wrote:
On
07/02/16 12:23 PM, Carlos Kosloff wrote:
I am having trouble mounting an nfs share.
Here is the scenario:
I am on the Debian testing branch, all the necessary nfs
packages have been installed from repo, nfsd is running, I have
checked with pidof, psaux | grep, top, etc.
There are two machines that I need to communicate:
Server's name is crosshair, it is wired.
Client's name is notosh, it is wireless.
I am pretty sure that the /etc/exports list has no errors, as it
only has this uncommented line:
/home/ckosloff notosh(insecure,rw)
In the client I type usual stuff as root, like:
mount -t nfs -o rw,nosuid crosshair:/home/ckosloff
/home/ckosloff/crosshair
Terminal stalls, does not mount, and eventually times out.
If I use the IP of the server, I get a different message:
mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting
xx.xx.xx.xx:/home/ckosloff
I cannot figure out what is going on, as this did work once in
the past.
Nothing changed in the exports file, so there must be some
syntax error in the mount command, or something else that I am
unaware of.
Please help.
Does crosshair know notosh's address? If it has a static IP then
try replacing the name with the actual address and reload exports.
If not, can you use a range of IP addresses?
The different messages suggests that notosh doesn't know
crosshair's address either.
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