this message indicates a NFS client tried to use NFS
locking for file access and it hasn't been enabled on
your system, or the lock-manager is no longer registered
with the portmapper (you can check for the lock-manager
using the command "#rpcinfo -p <SystemName>|grep lock".
You can enable NFS locking by setting the NFSLOCKING
variabel to "1" in /etc/rc.config (either use nfssetup or
"#rcmgr set NFSLOCKING 1" .
Yes, that did take care of it. There were no statd nor lockd
processes running. After doing the rcmgr, started them by
hand, and the portmapper showed them after that.
Didn't find the source file, we don't appear to have them.
As an aside, it's a bit difficult to debug rc.config when the
relevant items aren't in there. Being relatively new to DEC,
I didn't even know about nfssetup.
Oh, and the other sys admin just showed me that there is, in fact,
a networking manual. (Thanks, guy!)
Thanks,
Michael
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Michael Watson, EMT-P N6WAV Virginia Beach, Virginia
N50347 C150H _at_ KCPK mjwatson_at_livenet.net
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Michael Watson, EMT-P N6WAV Virginia Beach, Virginia
N50347 C150H _at_ KCPK mjwatson_at_livenet.net
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Received on Fri May 15 1998 - 20:31:05 NZST