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02-25-2002 04:03 AM
02-25-2002 04:03 AM
failed to mount /var/mail
hi,
i'm not able to mount /var/mail directory, even as root... it only gives me the Permission Denied error... i'm running HPUX on C110 machines...
thanks in advance
i'm not able to mount /var/mail directory, even as root... it only gives me the Permission Denied error... i'm running HPUX on C110 machines...
thanks in advance
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02-25-2002 04:16 AM
02-25-2002 04:16 AM
Re: failed to mount /var/mail
Please give us some more info.
Is this a local or NFS mount?
Mount thru fstab or commandline?
What is the exect error message?
Does this fail on several machines?/Is it working on others?
Has this worked before?
Regards,
Trond
Is this a local or NFS mount?
Mount thru fstab or commandline?
What is the exect error message?
Does this fail on several machines?/Is it working on others?
Has this worked before?
Regards,
Trond
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02-25-2002 04:32 AM
02-25-2002 04:32 AM
Re: failed to mount /var/mail
Jerome,
Like Trond asked, what was the command you tried to execute and what was the exact error message?
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harry
Like Trond asked, what was the command you tried to execute and what was the exact error message?
live free or die
harry
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02-25-2002 06:37 AM
02-25-2002 06:37 AM
Re: failed to mount /var/mail
Hi,
I think you are trying to mount the /var/mail file system which is exported by another NFS server to use electronic mail.
on the server,
check the file /etc/exports for the entries,
"/var/mail -access=host1(your host name):host2:host3
exportfs /var/mail"
on the client,
see the file /etc/fstab for the entry,
"servername(your servername):/var/mail /usr/mail nfs rw,hard,fg 0 0"
and try to mount using the command,
mount /var/mail.
-Vijay
I think you are trying to mount the /var/mail file system which is exported by another NFS server to use electronic mail.
on the server,
check the file /etc/exports for the entries,
"/var/mail -access=host1(your host name):host2:host3
exportfs /var/mail"
on the client,
see the file /etc/fstab for the entry,
"servername(your servername):/var/mail /usr/mail nfs rw,hard,fg 0 0"
and try to mount using the command,
mount /var/mail.
-Vijay
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