Date: Mon, 30 Dec 1996 09:59:35 -0800 (PST) From: Robert Clark <robertc@mordor.pii.com> To: matthew zeier <matthew@synasoft.com> Cc: freebsd-questions@freebsd.com Subject: Re: /etc/exports's -alldirs option Message-ID: <Pine.BSF.3.91.961230095341.11999A-100000@mordor.pii.com> In-Reply-To: <199612280113.TAA02212@seaweed.synasoft.com>
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I had a similar problem, and eventually puzzled my way through it. Seems like you can only have one line in exports that references a particular station. In other words you can't do: /mydisk/area1 -options tom /mydisk/area2 -options tom You can do something like: /mydisk/area1 /mydisk/area2 -options tom (I am absolutely not an expert on this stuff, but that is what I remember.) Email me at Robert.clark@pii.com if you need more help. On Fri, 27 Dec 1996, matthew zeier wrote: > > I'm trying to setup my box to be an NFS server. The other machines on > the network are running Solaris and using the automounter. > > I wanted to do something like: > /exports/disk1 -alldirs > > so that my clients could mount anything below that too. When mountd > starts up it complains about the syntax in that line. Check the man > page and the short descriptions at the top of /etc/exports and it looks > like I have the syntax correct. > > Anyone have any ideas what I might have messed up? > > - mz > > ---- > matthew zeier - matthew@synasoft.com - http://www.synasoft.com/~matthew/ > ........................................................................ > "To live and die, it seems, is a waste without a dream." - BoDeans >
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