josephkk wrote:
>
> NFS was working until i rebooted the client machine. I was going to hook
> up some hardware and forgot. Now i am having a hard time finding the
> configuration files. The client machine (oS 11.1, KDE 3.5) is supposed to
> use automount to connect, but i can’t seem to find the configuration files
> and yast does not help. Same issue with the server (os 11.3, KDE 3.5). If
> i could find the configuration files, else i would have included them in
> code blocks.
>
> Any Helpers?
>
> ?-)
Sorry you haven’t been getting your system up and running.
If it’s not too late, some reminders.
(I’m using NDDLC as the server)
In /etc, create both auto.master like this (remember to do it as root)
/mnt/NDDLC /etc/auto.NDDLC --timeout=100
+auto.master
Then, auto.NDDLC like this
NDDLCDesktop -intr,nosuid 192.168.0.150:/home/rsmits/Documents
You will need to substitute the appropriate locations in your file, of
course.
Next export your files from the server - you can use yast then nfsserver,
which isn’t installed by default.
system, system services runlevel and be sure autofs is enabled, and nfs
services.
I think that’s all you need to do.
Once you have it working, burn a copy of the necessary files to a backup
somewhere for next time.
Hope this gets you going.
Then go to
OpenSuse