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Hi,
I am trying to share a directory in my linux box with this entry in /etc/exports
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/tucows n7(rw)
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When I executed showmount -e linux it does ok, with something line:
/tucows n7
Now, when I am into n7 (Irix 6.5) and I try to mount the directory give the following error and then it mounts ok:
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mount linux:/tucows tukids.mrtg
mount: linux:/tucows server not responding: Program/version mismatch; lo
w version = 1, high version = 2
NFS version 3 mount failed, trying NFS version 2
mount: linux:/tucows server ok
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However, it mounts ok :-)
From the Irix box I can only write into this disk if it has 777 permissions. Why?. I am root in both computers. With 755 I can not (from Irix)
Note: when I create a file (with touch) in Irix in the mounted disk it is created by the nobody user. Why.
Thanks.
Alejandro Acosta A.
I am trying to share a directory in my linux box with this entry in /etc/exports
-- cut here --
/tucows n7(rw)
-- cut here --
When I executed showmount -e linux it does ok, with something line:
/tucows n7
Now, when I am into n7 (Irix 6.5) and I try to mount the directory give the following error and then it mounts ok:
--- cut here ---
mount linux:/tucows tukids.mrtg
mount: linux:/tucows server not responding: Program/version mismatch; lo
w version = 1, high version = 2
NFS version 3 mount failed, trying NFS version 2
mount: linux:/tucows server ok
--- cut here ---
However, it mounts ok :-)
From the Irix box I can only write into this disk if it has 777 permissions. Why?. I am root in both computers. With 755 I can not (from Irix)
Note: when I create a file (with touch) in Irix in the mounted disk it is created by the nobody user. Why.
Thanks.
Alejandro Acosta A.
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It is working.
But it is too slowly, I took almost one our to copy a file of 5 MB!.
The network is ok, in fact, both computer are in the same sub net, connected to a Lan Switch (cisco) in the same VLAN.
Other services (as FTP) are very fast.
Thanks