On Sat, 04 Jun 2005 18:00:08 +0000, SEND NO SPAM wrote:
> John Stolz wrote:
>> This doesn't seem to make sense:
>> I have an NFS export on my server 'venus://home/PICTURES' which works fine
>> and can be seen by other machines on the network. It got filled so I
>> mounted an unused partition below as venus://home/PICTURES/D70.
>>
>> 'df' on the server shows (among other thigs)
>> Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
>> /dev/ide/host2/bus0/target0/lun0/part5
>> 9.5G 8.2G 1.3G 87% /home/PICTURES
>> /dev/ide/host2/bus0/target0/lun0/part6
>> 18G 3.4M 18G 1% /home/PICTURES/D70
>> /dev/hdh5 18G 3.4M 18G 1% /home/PICTURES/D70
>>
>> whilst 'df' on a client shows:
>>
>> Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
>> 192.168.0.104:/home/PICTURES
>> 9.5G 8.2G 1.3G 87% /home/stolzy/PICTURES
>>
>> 'mount -rav' on the server shows:
>> mount: /dev/hde5 already mounted on /home/PICTURES
>> mount: /dev/hde6 already mounted on /home/PICTURES/D70
>>
>> whilst 'mount -rav' on a client shows:
>> mount: 192.168.0.104:/home/PICTURES already mounted on /home/stolzy/PICTURES
>>
>> Does this mean that I have to mount both shares individually (ie
>> venus://home/PICTURES as well as venus://home/PICTURES/D70) on the client?
>>
>>
>>
>>
> YES
Really? Surely if I mount an NFS share on my client it should show all
the sub-directories below it regardless of whether they are normal
directories or mounted partitions.
Are you saying that I have to mount the NFS share and then mount an NFS
shared partition below it? In fact I would be mounting one NFS share
below another, even though it was (on the server) itself mounted below the
same share.
The server looks like:
venus://home/PICTURES/D70
I want the client to look like:
home/PICTURES/D70
Are you saying I have to mount venus://home/PICTURES/ as
home/PICTURES/ and then mount the server
partition currently mounted as venus://home/PICTURES/D70 as
home/PICTURES/D70 below it?
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