RE: [SLE] place for final commands -- nfs mounts
James wrote:
Hello,
I have an issue where after a reboot the nfs mounts aren't mounted even though they are supposed to be permanent. To get around that I want to execute the mount command after everything is loaded during boot up, but before the login prompt. I tried boot.local, but that didn't work. Any ideas?
What's in /etc/fstab ?
alpha:/data/home /home nfs suid,dev,exec 0 0
Try adding "auto" to the options or replacing all the options with "default".
Hello James, Tried both and the nfs mounts are not mounted after a reboot. However, immediately after logging in a "mount -a" mounts all the nfs mounts. There must be a place other than "boot.local" to put a command that will mount the nfs mounts. Maybe the issue is the sequence that init.d commands are initiated. Is there a way to make nfs run last? Thank you, James
James D. Parra wrote:
James wrote:
Hello,
I have an issue where after a reboot the nfs mounts aren't mounted even though they are supposed to be permanent. To get around that I want to execute the mount command after everything is loaded during boot up, but before the login prompt. I tried boot.local, but that didn't work. Any ideas?
What's in /etc/fstab ?
alpha:/data/home /home nfs suid,dev,exec 0 0
Try adding "auto" to the options or replacing all the options with "default".
Hello James,
Tried both and the nfs mounts are not mounted after a reboot. However, immediately after logging in a "mount -a" mounts all the nfs mounts. There must be a place other than "boot.local" to put a command that will mount the nfs mounts.
Maybe the issue is the sequence that init.d commands are initiated. Is there a way to make nfs run last?
Is NFS enabled in the run level editor?
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