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Mounting a Linux NFSv4 filesystem on Solaris
I've had a problem mounting a NFS filesystem on Solaris 10 from Linux 2.6 (SUSE 10.1). The NFSv4 filesystem was on a Linux server, and Solaris was the client where I was trying to mount.
I got this error message:
nfs mount: mount: /netdrive: Not owner
The error message isn't helpful (it's because of the limited error codes in errno.h), but the problem is NFSv4 support is broken in Linux.
There's two solutions for this:
1. Add this line to Solaris file /etc/default/nfs:
NFS_CLIENT_VERSMAX=3
2. Another solution, on a mountpoint basis is:
mount -o vers=3 server1:/netdrive /netdrive
Here's my /etc/vfstab line:
server1:/netdrive - /netdrive nfs - no nosuid,rw,soft,rsize=4096,wsize=4096,vers=3
Posted at 08:53PM Nov 16, 2006 by DanX in Solaris |