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- From: ant@brolga.cc.uq.oz.au (Anthony Murdoch)
- Subject: PCNFS and 386BSD - so close, but....
- Message-ID: <ant.715500553@brolga>
- Summary: mountd returns 1007
- Sender: news@bunyip.cc.uq.oz.au (USENET News System)
- Organization: Prentice Centre, University of Queensland
- Date: Thu, 3 Sep 1992 06:09:13 GMT
- Lines: 28
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- Hi guys 'n gals,
-
- I've been trying to get pcnfs to work with 386bsd in the last couple of
- weeks (as some out there would already know :). Well, I've reached a
- pinicle point (ie I've hit a brick wall).
-
- PCNFSD appears to work - the authentication process goes ahead and I am
- able to mount drives on other servers (eg a SUN 670) with the same
- permissions as the user I authenticated to on the 386bsd server.
-
- BUT, I am unable to mount directories on the 386bsd server. I know the
- 386bsd servers mountd works, I am able to mount its directories from the
- afore mentioned SUN 670. I have added the patches suggested for getting
- nfs mounting working, so mountd doesn't freeze anymore.
-
- When I try to connect a drive using the "net use" command, I get a NFS039F
- error with a return code of 1007 (ie the mountd on the 386bsd server
- refused the request with an error code of 1007). I have been unable to
- find the meaning of a return code of 1007. I've searched the source code
- of mountd and all the include files.
-
- I've tried all sorts of variations of the exports file. Right down to
- exporting / to all (which did work before I made the fixes to mountd).
- Can someone tell me what 1007 is or give me some pointers here.
-
- Thanx in advance
- ant
-