Messages in this thread |  | | From | (Marc Lehmann) | Subject | nfs-mount options | Date | Wed, 18 Dec 1996 23:29:20 +0100 (MET) |
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While testing some experimental nfs stuff, I used the line
mount -ofg,mountprog=500005,nfsprog=500003,intr,wsize=8192 cerebro:/root/db /mnt
(I used mount-2.5g on linux-2.1.14)
the mountd was contacted correctly, but the nfs-daemon (prog number 500003) was contacted with prog number 100003 (the default), i.e. the kernel did contact the correct PORT (namely the port registered to the "new" 500003 service, rather than to port 2049 where my standard nfsd was listening), but it didn't use the prog number I gave on the mount command-line.
Its not very urgent (my new nfsd now uses the standard prog number, just a different port, the -oport=2050 command works), but it was very annoying.
Do I need a new mount, or is the nfsprog= option ignored, or what do I wrong?
a merry christmas to all!
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