nfs

[Brian Keenan]

Hi,

I'm trying to NFS mount a filesystem from one HP-UX B.11.00 U 9000/800 server to another using the command as root user:
mount -F nfs jdcn2:/apps/prd1app/applmgr/1103/admin/common/tmp

I get the error
Permission Denied.

This was NFS mounted before a reboot of the servers and is set to automatical NFS mount on boot.

Any ideas?

regards


Brian

[Pete Randall]

Brian,

If that's the whole command you used, there's something missing. You're telling it what to mount (jdcn2:/apps/prd1app/applmgr/1103/admin/common/tmp) but not where to mount it. I'm not sure that would give you a permission denied message but I can't see how it's going to work, anyway.

Pete

[harry d brown jr]

What does /etc/fstab show?

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harry

[Leif Halvarsson_2]

Hi
If you have this in your /etc/fstab you only need to type "mount -a". Try this and chek for error messages.

[Brian Keenan]

Hi,

Tried:
mount -F nfs jdcn2:/apps/prd1app/applmgr/1103/admin/common/tmp /apps/prd1app/applmgr/1103/admin/common/tmp
Permission Denied

line from /etc/fstab
jdcn2:/apps/prd1app/applmgr/1103/admin/common/tmp /apps/prd1app/applmgr/1103/adm
in/common/tmp nfs rw,suid 0 0

[Jeff Schussele]

Hi Brian,

As Pete stated you need to give a mount point on the importing system.
If it Perm Denied again then check the export statement on the exporting server.

Rgds,
Jeff

[Brian Keenan]

Export statement from /ect/exports
/apps/prd1app/applmgr/1103/admin/common/tmp -anon=65534

[Pete Randall · Accepted solution]

Brian,

So, you're trying to mount it to /apps/prd1app/applmgr/1103/admin/common/tmp. Have you checked the permissions/existence of this mount point? Do a "mount" and see if there's something already there. Granted, I'm guessing at this point but this is odd.

Pete

[Brian Keenan]

Hi,

I've found that /apps/prd1app/applmgr is locally mounted.
Will unmount this and then repeat NFS mount.

regards

Brian