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Hi All,
I have been missing this forum for a very long time. Here I am.. I was trying to export an NFS share that I mounted from another system. Is this possible?. I mounted the NFS share as mount -t nfs server:/var/ftp/pub /mnt and input the following line in my own /etc/exports /mnt *(ro,sync) Everytime I try to mount my NFS share from a 3rd system, it gives an error. ricc |
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Replace following with 3rd system IP
Quote:
Code:
/mnt 3rd-system-IP(ro) Code:
/mnt 192.168.0.5(ro) |
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