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NFS won't export /etc or /var (!?)

This is on Fedora Server 35, BUT, I'm pretty sure that's irrelevant: I have a whole environment that works great with nfs and various machines export to each other - been doing this for decades - and ...
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How to force NFS to keep files on client side?

I have an NFS server in a headless Fedora Server 35 VM configured as follow: File: /etc/exports /development 10.211.55.0/24(rw,all_squash,async,no_subtree_check,anonuid=0,anongid=0) Then in my Mac ...
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Fedora 26 hangs on reboot

I'm using fedora 26 and i keep getting these weird hangs on reboot, they are not consistent (I can reboot 20 times and it would work fine, and reboot 20 times again and it will hang). The last ...
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Setting up nfs between Fedora 21 server and Rasperry Pi running OpenELEC

I'm trying to set up a home network to share my various audio and video files to different media server machines. I currently have a machine running Fedora 21 which hosts all the files that I want to ...
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Fedora nfs mount dissappears

I have a small host running Fedora 18 (3.6.11), with a nfs set to server a /mnt/dir. The problem on the client running Fedora (3.11.6) after just a minute or so the mount disappears. SELinux is ...
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Remove .wine folder in home directory

I am a NFS with a very restrictive limit on how much space we can take up on the hard-drive. I found out my .wine/ in my home folder is pretty big. I want to know if I can go ahead and remove it, as I ...
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Unable to mount Windows Server 2008 share from Linux (fedora13)

I am trying to mount a shared drive on a Windows Server 2008 machine using a Linux machine (Fedora 13). I try mounting by # mount //HOSTNAME/SHARENAME /mnt/FOLDER and I get mount error(13): ...
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