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@John Heagy
Hi John –
sorry for repeating this, but I wanted to make sure that you saw this post. Would you be so kind as to tell us EXACTLY WHAT TERMINAL COMMANDS you typed into OS X 10.9 to enable NFS ?Thank you very much –
Bob ZelinBob Zelin
Rescue 1, Inc.
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I not using a Mac to export NFS… below is how I am mounting NFS in 10.9. This is not a persistent mount.
mkdir /Volumes/ingest
mount -o resvport,nolocks,locallocks,intr,soft,proto=tcp -t nfs 10.xxx.xx.xxx:/zpool01/ingest /Volumes/ingest -
thank you John, will try this soon, and report back.
Bob Zelin
Bob Zelin
Rescue 1, Inc.
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Bob, for persistent Mac NFS mounts, edit /etc/nfs.conf. You can put in nfs options there (like locallocks)
The example mount command above has both “nolocks” and “locallocks” which I think are mutually exclusive.Steve Modica
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Hi Bob
You want to put this into your /etc/nfs.conf file:spongebob:~ modica$ cat /etc/nfs.conf
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# nfs.conf: the NFS configuration file
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nfs.client.mount.options = locallocksThis will automatically put in the NFS options you want on the client.
If you use local locks, the server doesn’t need to be running lockd.
SteveSteve Modica
CTO, Small Tree Communications
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