topic Re: exportfs error: !?! in Operating System - HP-UX

exportfs error: !?!

Aravind_3 — Thu, 30 Jan 2003 08:53:46 GMT

Why is that am getting this error in a script ?

1 exportfs error: /data: Invalid argument
2 exportfs error: /platform: Invalid argument
3 exportfs error: /home: Invalid argument
4 exportfs error: /meas: Invalid argument
5 exportfs error: /permdir: Invalid argument

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Thanks
Aravind

Re: exportfs error: !?!

Stefan Farrelly — Thu, 30 Jan 2003 08:58:32 GMT

if youre going to put a directory as an option to the exportfs command you need the -u or -v options. See the manpage for exportfs for the correct format to use.

Re: exportfs error: !?!

Robin Wakefield — Thu, 30 Jan 2003 08:58:37 GMT

Hi,

How are you calling it in your script?

What's in the /etc/exports file?

rgds, Robin

Re: exportfs error: !?!

Animesh Chakraborty — Thu, 30 Jan 2003 09:02:50 GMT

Hi Aravind,
Your /etc/exports file may not be in correct format.
Can you post the file?

Re: exportfs error: !?!

Aravind_3 — Thu, 30 Jan 2003 10:20:37 GMT

Here's the /etc/exports file:

We are using the following two options in the script:
EXPORTFS='/usr/sbin/exportfs -a'
UNEXPORT='/usr/sbin/exportfs -ua'

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/data -anon=65534,access=:nclass3:deepa1:deepa2
/platform -anon=65534,access=:nclass3:deepa1:deepa2
/home -anon=65534,access=:nclass3:deepa1:deepa2
/meas -anon=65534,access=:nclass3:deepa1:deepa2
/permdir -anon=65534,access=:nclass3:deepa1:deepa2
/omcdata1 -anon=65534,access=:nclass3:deepa1:deepa2
/omcdata2 -anon=65534,access=:nclass3:deepa1:deepa2
/cdocs -anon=65534,access=:nclass3:deepa1:deepa2
/wizards -anon=65534,access=:nclass3:deepa1:deepa2
/cpp -anon=65534,access=:nclass3:deepa1:deepa2
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Re: exportfs error: !?!

Christian Gebhardt — Thu, 30 Jan 2003 10:34:13 GMT

Hi

your file /etc/exports seems to be ok.

What's the output if you only type "exportfs -a" in a shell ?

Chris

Re: exportfs error: !?!

Steve Labar — Thu, 30 Jan 2003 18:11:16 GMT

Try removing the leading ':' from your access list. Then do an exportfs -a and watch for errors.

Good Luck.

Steve