My original question:
We're trying to force Automounter (DU 3.2) to use NFS V2 (default is NFS V3)
even if the NFS server is NFS V3 -- without success. The /etc/auto.master
file has these two lines
/- /etc/auto.direct -nfsv2
/home /etc/auto.home -nfsv2
And I use "/usr/sbin/automount -m -f /etc/auto.master" to start automounter.
All the remote file systems are mount in NFS V3 except those whose NFS
server is NFS V2. The /var/adm/syslog.dated/../daemon.log file has this
message:
map /etc/auto.direct: WARNING: default option "nfsv2" ignored.
I can manually mount NFS file systems in NFS V2 using "mount" command.
Is this a bug with DU's Automounter? Or is there something I'm missing?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Answer:
Prior to DU 4.0, the '-nfsv2' option is not supported in automount. Use
'-vers=2' (although both options are documented).
Many thanks to Digital tech support people and
Christian Wilson cjw_at_moriarty.wwwdev.monash.edu.au
Regards,
Yizhong
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Yizhong Zhou
The Mathworks, Inc.
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Email: zhou_at_mathworks.com Tel: (508) 647-7371
Received on Thu Jul 18 1996 - 03:25:20 NZST