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- From: fradin@irisa.fr (Marc Fradin)
- Newsgroups: comp.unix.admin,comp.sys.sun.admin
- Subject: problem with TFS/NFS
- Message-ID: <1992Nov10.131331.15594@irisa.fr>
- Date: 10 Nov 92 13:13:31 GMT
- Sender: news@irisa.fr
- Organization: IRISA, Rennes (Fr)
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- My configuration is :
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- .Sun OS 4.1.2
- .1 670 MP server (with /usr/local exported)
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- .24 sun sparc/IPC (with 2 200 Mo disks) mounting :
- / and /usr on first disk
- /usr/local on server:/usr/local
- I would like to use the second disk like a "local" /usr/local
- file system with most frequently used applications ...
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- I done something like
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- # mount /dev/sd2c /HERE/usr/local (rw)
- # mount server:/usr/local /usr/local
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- # mount_tfs /HERE/usr/local /usr/local
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- The problem is that .tfsinfo is just created for the first level
- of directories and I must be "root" if
- I want to access to sub-dir of the "remote" /usr/local ...
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- has /HERE/usr/local to be writeable for everebody ??
- is there another way to update .tfs_info for all sub-dir of
- the "background" file system ?
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- Thanks in advance for your answers
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- Marc
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