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|    grinch to All    |
|    nfs problem with tumbleweed    |
|    09 Dec 17 12:36:59    |
      From: grinch@somewhere.com              I have just rebuilt ( Vanilla install/formatted disk) my 42.3 laptop       with tumbleweed and nfs fails.              The laptop worked nfs on 42.3 but it does not with tumbleweed the below       is from my fstab and works just fine on my 42.3 desktop and the laptop       when it was on 42.3.              192.168.1.6:/volume1/homes /mnt nfs defaults 0 0              The only issue I could find via google mentioned using an IP address not       a hostname which I have never done, to fix the issue.              If I attempt to mount it manually as root I get              myhostname:~ # mount -a 192.168.1.6:/volume1/homes/ NFS defaults 0 0              mount.nfs: mount system call failed              localhost:~ #              I decided to conduct a small experiment and rebuilt the laptop with 42.3       nfs worked with above fstab just fine              One last thing the server is an old synology DS209 11 and only runs nfs       v3 and cant be upgraded I have checked.              Can anybody point me in the right direction please I like the idea of a       rolling distro but I have to have nfs working for backups.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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