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06-06-2002 06:05 PM
06-06-2002 06:05 PM
Change automounter default values
I like to mount a FS with specific values for wsize , rsize and timeout using the outomounter. At the same time other FS wih are mounted via automounter (mentioned in /etc/auto.direct) should be mounted with the default values. I am using HP-UX 11.00.
Also I like to know how to change the default automounter values.
Thanks,
Mihaita.
Also I like to know how to change the default automounter values.
Thanks,
Mihaita.
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06-06-2002 06:19 PM
06-06-2002 06:19 PM
Re: Change automounter default values
Hi,
The files that you may need to change are /etc/rc.config/nfsconf and /etc/nsswitch.conf.
The files that you may need to change are /etc/rc.config/nfsconf and /etc/nsswitch.conf.
Anyone for a Mutiny ?
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06-06-2002 07:28 PM
06-06-2002 07:28 PM
Re: Change automounter default values
Hi and thanks for your question.
To be more specific! What I am tring to do is to change the default value for rsize and wsize for a paricular entry in /etc/auto.direct file. The automunter is working fine with default values for the other files. For my particular FS I am getting intermittent NFS errors (NFS server does not respond). This is because that FS has more than 5000 files (and will continue to grow). I found that NFS is working fine when I manually mounted my FS with rsize=1500 and wsize=1500.
One more question! Does somebody know how to change the automounter default protocol from UPD to TCP for a particular FS?
Thanks.
To be more specific! What I am tring to do is to change the default value for rsize and wsize for a paricular entry in /etc/auto.direct file. The automunter is working fine with default values for the other files. For my particular FS I am getting intermittent NFS errors (NFS server does not respond). This is because that FS has more than 5000 files (and will continue to grow). I found that NFS is working fine when I manually mounted my FS with rsize=1500 and wsize=1500.
One more question! Does somebody know how to change the automounter default protocol from UPD to TCP for a particular FS?
Thanks.
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