Patrick wrote:
Tim wrote:
Or I have an fstab entry *like* the following, and it's part of the /mnt
tree:
server:/var/cache/yum /mnt/server/yum nfs noauto,intr,udp,noexec,nodev
Well, I changed the fstab to match this and now it is working. I would
post what I had previously but I already changed it. :-) At least it is
working now though !! I will take the next hour to read up on the fstab
file and what all of the parameters do exactly (just kind of
cut-and-pasted the nfs mount info the first time). This is how I have
learned what little I know about linux so far though..read..read..read
some more and then ask if I cannot figure it out. Then back to reading
to find out why the answer worked. :)
Thanks for the quick reply and help guys !!!
Patrick
Oops, quick note in case someone runs across this in the archives. My
fstab is not exactly as above, it is:
"server:/foo/bar /mnt/foo/bar nfs nousers,auto,nodev,rw 0 0"
Patrick
