Re: [Sheflug] NFS - getattr fails...

[nospam [at] alexhudson.com]

Guennadi,

What's the type of the underlying filesystem? Is it ext2?

Also, try some of the nfs tools on the local machine (i.e., the machine you're trying to mount) - nfsstat is useful, as is the output of 'exportfs -av', and 'rpcinfo -p'. Give us the output of those, it might help diagnose the problem.

Cheers,

Alex. 

On Fri, Feb 23, 2001 at 11:18:50AM +0000, Guennadi Liakhovetski wrote:
> Hi there
> 
> I am quite new to networking, read (the NFS part) of the NAG, now trying
> to export a directory on one machine and mount it on another. This is what
> I am getting: (I checked former deja currently google)
> root [at] host1:/home/user > rpc.nfsd -F -d call -d auth -l
> nfsd[1804] 02/22/101 22:32 auth_forward_lookup(host2alias) host2.domain
> nfsd[1804] 02/22/101 22:32 auth_forward_lookup(host2alias) host2.domain
> nfsd[1804] 02/22/101 22:32 clnt host2.domain exports:
> nfsd[1804] 02/22/101 22:32      path_to_export
> nfsd[1804] 02/22/101 22:32              options: rw noroot portck
> nfsd[1804] 02/22/101 22:32 getattr [1 70/1/10 13:29:09 host2alias 
> 0.20+20,40]
> nfsd[1804] 02/22/101 22:32      0024705d 03 02d805
> nfsd[1804] 02/22/101 22:32 auth_path(path_to_export): mount
> point path_to_export, (root_squash secure rw)
> nfsd[1804] 02/22/101 22:32
> getattr(path_to_export): failed!  errno=13
> nfsd[1804] 02/22/101 22:32 result: 13
> 
> root [at] host1:/home/user > rpc.mountd -F -d call -d auth
> mountd[1805] 02/22/101 22:32
> auth_forward_lookup(host2alias) host2.domain
> mountd[1805] 02/22/101 22:32
> auth_forward_lookup(host2alias) host2.domain
> mountd[1805] 02/22/101 22:32 clnt host2.domain exports:
> mountd[1805] 02/22/101 22:32    path_to_export
> mountd[1805] 02/22/101 22:32            options: rw noroot portck
> mountd[1805] 02/22/101 22:32 flushed host access cache
> mountd[1805] 02/22/101 22:32 mnt [1 101/2/22 22:30:11 host2alias 
> 0.20+20,40]
> mountd[1805] 02/22/101 22:32    path_to_export
> mountd[1805] 02/22/101 22:32 NFS mount of path_to_export
> attempted from <host2_IP>
> mountd[1805] 02/22/101 22:32 auth_path(path_to_export): mount
> point path_to_export, (root_squash secure rw)
> mountd[1805] 02/22/101 22:32 path_to_export has been mounted
> by <host2_IP>
> mountd[1805] 02/22/101 22:32    mount res = 0
> 
> On host2:
> 
> user [at] host2:~ > mount path_to_mount
> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on
> host1:path_to_export,  or too many mounted file systems
> 
> /etc/exports:
> <path_to_export>  host2
> 
> /etc/fstab:
> host1:/<path_to_export>	<path_to_mount>	nfs	noauto,user,timeo=14,intr
> 0 0
> 
> What am I doing wrong?
> Thanks
> Guennadi
> ___
> 
> Dr. Guennadi V. Liakhovetski
> Department of Applied Mathematics
> University of Sheffield, U.K.
> email: G.Liakhovetski [at] sheffield.ac.uk
> 
> 
> 
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