Joseph Loo wrote:
On Mon, 2007-11-26 at 16:56 -0800, Linda Walsh wrote:
I'm trying to see why mountd appears to be dying. Haven't used nfs4 enough to know "normal", but I see 4*[nfsd] but only 1 [nfsd4]. Not sure if that is right or not...
Did you enable the server on startup? You can enable the nfs server to start on run level 5. YAST->System->system services (run level).
Your exports looks okay.
Remember firewalls will block the nfs server being access from the client.
Problem is(was) in the "rpc.mountd" included in suse10.3. It was dying shortly after any client did an "ls /net/<server>" of the server with err: "rpc.mountd: symbol lookup error: rpc.mountd: undefined symbol: blkid_probe_all_new" I "backgraded" the rpm to the nfs-utils from suse10.2 and it's now working. (>2GB files visible now as well) So initial problem was I had 'some' user-space nfs-server that didn't support the >2GB files, then tried nfs-server rpm from 10.3 -- that led to an undefined symbol error. So I've installed nfs-utils from suse10.2 and its now working. Thanks for the help. Wouldn't have thought to try /net/server as a debug step. To find the error message, I finally ran rpc.mountd in foreground with debugging messages turned on. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org