Hi
I hope this question is relevant and can be answered by Thecus.
I'm trying to mount (using NFS) a shared folder from the N5200 my company just bought on a linux Fedora 7.
So I've used the following command :
mount -t nfs N5200_IP:/path/to/folder /mnt/a/mounted/folder/
The mounting works, even if the owner and group id seams to be retrieved from the N5200 filesystem.
My probleme is that I use this folder to put a Subversion repository (FSFS filesystem). One the repository creation complete on the mounted folder, I've tried to import a projet into it, and I receive this error:
'Can't get exclusive lock '
It seems to be an error raised by the mount since NFS lock system is management by a specific daemon running on the NFS server for what I intend..
Plus, I tried to put the same repository layout on a local folder, and the lock probleme disappeard..
apparently to properly configure a NFS, some configuration reguarding the portmap must be done,
a $ rpcinfo -p
gives me informations reguarding port used by various dameon, including lockd/statd (for file locking)
and a $rpcinfo -p N5200_IP
gives me informations reguarding NFS port configuration on my N5200.
But It seems their is no service statd running, so the problem could be on the NFS server side ...
Is their a way to configure the portmap and daemon running on N5200 ?
Thanks in advance !
Laurent