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How to involve my own NFS3 server?
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- Subject: How to involve my own NFS3 server?
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- Date: Thu, 14 Dec 2000 14:48:18 +0200
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Hi people,
I'm trying to involve my own NFS3 server(appl. level) in Linux.
In Solaris (7,8) I do it like this:
1. run appl (server listening to port NNNN) on server machine
2. mount xxx... port=NNNN...proto=tcp from client macine
3. client applications works with server's files, and everything is all
right
In RedHat 6 it stops on mount.
Actually, there is not support for NFS on TCP in Linux, but I offer to
portmapper another port, supported by my program. I don't know, where
from rpcinfo takes
its data to print. Maybe, I have to add my port number into some
configuration file?
Is any way to enforce it run?
Thanks in advance,
Alexander Bagelman
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Hi people,
<P>I'm trying to involve my own NFS3 server(appl. level) in Linux.
<BR>In Solaris (7,8) I do it like this:
<BR>1. run appl (server listening to port NNNN) on server machine
<BR>2. <B>mount</B> xxx... port=NNNN...proto=tcp from client macine
<BR>3. client applications works with server's files, and everything is
all right
<P>In RedHat 6 it stops on <B>mount</B>.
<BR>Actually, there is not support for NFS on TCP in Linux, but I offer
to portmapper another port, supported by my program. I don't know, where
from rpcinfo takes
<BR>its data to print. Maybe, I have to add my port number into some configuration
file?
<BR>Is any way to enforce it run?
<P>Thanks in advance,
<BR>Alexander Bagelman
<BR> </HTML>
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