HPUX cancellation of directory exports?

[cbozlagan]

HPUX cancellation of directory exports?

How can I do that?

Thanks

[Dennis Handly]

There is -u for exportfs(1M).

[Pete Randall]

rm /usr/sbin/exportfs

or

chmod a-w /etc/exports (though this would still allow root to make changes)


Pete

[Dennis Handly]

You might want to explain in more detail what you are trying to do with this and your "Disabling directory links" question.

Cancellation and disable are not the words I would ordinarily use with these operations.
Unless you like Pete's solutions. :-)

[cbozlagan]

Hi Dennis,

I do more explenation below
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1- I had 2 HPUX system clustered. Running SAP R/3 on them.

2- I migrated SAP R/3 to faster platform.

3- I decided to use my HPUX s seperately (non clustered)
one HPUX for SAP NW XI
one HPUX for SAP NW EP

4- In order to use my HP system seperately I stopped cluster mechanism(MC/Masterguard)

5- I deleted SAP R/3 directories but one of them can not be deleted.

This directory is /usr/sap/trans

I know that this directory was exported and softlinked to other HP system.

I must delete trans directory to begin SAP NW installation.

Problem mentioned above is about both of HPUX system there once clustered each other.

Thanks.

[Dennis Handly]

Then you first want to umount it on each client.

Then do that exportfs -u on the server.

[M.S. BALAJI]

Hi,

MC service guard uses AutoFS for to mount exported filesystems.

So, on both systems do the following.

#cat /etc/auto_master

Check the auto_master file and modify the exports.

#exportfs -ua

#umount /usr/sap/trans on one system &
carry out the tasks in another.

Regards,
BALAJI M.S