J. K. Cliburn wrote:
On 4/5/06, Bill Rees <breeze@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Ok,
I'm clueless. I had nfs sharing and mounting working when running
fc2 but now that fc4 is the os, I'm getting "FATAL: unable to load
sunrpc" messages which is how starting up nfs fails for me. The daemon
starts but the mapper doesn't. And while I'm at it, trying to build a
kernel with this module built in is non-trivial for me as well.
So the big question is, what do I do to be able to share a directory
from one machine to the whole world and then mount it from another
machine (without the permission denied messages) without specifiying a
particular user or machine? In my situation, I've got diskless clients
that need to mount from a well known server, but the clients have random
names.
I'm on FC5 now, with no NFS problems at all. Perhaps this link would
help. http://www.brennan.id.au/19-Network_File_System.html
There may well be other guides, too, but this one showed up when I
searched fedoraforum.org.
Thank you very much, I couldn't find it. I found other guides off of
google, but none of them were as complete as this one , or as well written.
