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What should I use to access NFS from console without mounting it?
Network file access | Console program | mounting option
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HTTP | wget / curl | httpfs
FTP | ...
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How do I get reasonable server-side NFS log output?
I was experiencing some problems with nfs-kernel-server on Debian stretch which I could solve by luck. Still, I learned that the log output was not of much help of me. I would like to change that to ...
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How to find out which client has file lock on NFS
We have a Centos 7 cluster backed by NFS4. There are some files on it
that running flock with LOCK_EX blocks (and with LOCK_NB returns
resource temporarily unavailable). Only a handful of files, ...
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NFSv4 with ACL, the default permissions are not obeyed
1. The question
I have a directory dir, which has (NFS) ACL default permissions, so that every file and folder created in it can be written by the user 1001too by default. This directory is shared on ...
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NFS /usr/share breaks Policykit beause of inotify support
I just tried moving some files including /usr/share to a NFS partition to save space when running many similar virtual machines. The configuration mostly works except when starting services
I think ...
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Multiple GNOME sessions
I'm working in a corporate network environment and am having trouble with multiple GNOME sessions. My desktop runs Ubuntu 10.10 and I would like to start another GNOME session on a remote machine ...
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How can I acess a NFS server from outside of the local network
I have an NFS server and I want to be able to use it places other than just home. How (if possible) can I access it from other places? Would I just simply port forward the port NFS is using?
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How to properly mount an NFS share in Linux?
How to properly mount an NFS share in Linux?
I have a Synology NAS which I use to share a shared folder on my local area network. I want to mount this folder on my Ubuntu desktop computer using NFS ...
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How to configure NFSv4 only server in CentOS 6.10
I am trying to configure NFSv4 only server in CentOS 6.10
I've disabled NFS v2 and v3 using this conf file /etc/sysconfig/nfs
MOUNTD_NFS_V2="no"
MOUNTD_NFS_V3="no"
RPCNFSDARGS="-N 2 -N 3"
I followed ...
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How to share a directory on a Linux machine to a Windows machine via NFS?
What are the full steps one needs to do to mount a directory from a Linux machine as a network drive on a Windows machine via NFS?
Incomplete answer:
Linux side:
Install the NFS server and ...
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NFS mount is readonly after NFS server reboot
I have mounted nfs drive on /data, but even root user can not write to it. On nfs server I can easily read and write but any client can't. That started when nfs server went down for few minutes.
/etc/...
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NFSoRDMA support using MLNX_OFED and Linux Kernel 4.4
We are trying to use the latest MLNX_OFED v4 with SLES12 SP3 and Kernel version 4.4.73-5. The MLNX OFED v4 package does not support RDMA (for some reason this was dropped). We tried to download the ...
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no dns server on nfsroot with systemd-networkd
I've created my own Sysroot with Yocto and mounting it via NFS on an ARM-Board. It uses systemd-networkd and systemd-resolved for networking. I am starting the board like this:
U-Boot Bootloader ...
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Mount NFS Share without Portmapper
I am trying to use NFS over an SSH tunnel to share a directory. I explicitly specify TCP port 2049, but there is apparently more I need to do. It seems to have something to do with the "portmapper" ...
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How to speed up NFS random access
I have had this problem ever since I've been using NFS (10+ years), but it's become more apparent with the recent advent of SSDs.
I have a LAN setup with two directly connected servers with each two ...