Hello everyone I have always used the same settings in the / etc / fstab file for client computers nfs:
Ip-address:/machine/shared_folder /destination_directory/folder nfs ro, hard, intr 0 0
During startup:
Mounting /destination_directory/folder
Starting /etc/rc.local Compatibility
Started /etc/rc.local Compatibility
[***] A start job is running for /destination_directory/folder ( 2 min)
But in Ubuntu Mate 16.04 does not work, but if you can ride with:
sudo mount -t nfs ip-address:/machine/shared_folder /destination_directory/folder
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Juanjo:
nfs ro, hard, intr 0 0
Hi @Juanjo ,
is this part missing on the end of your command?.
Thank you for answering this part is at the end of the command
I asked because the part of the command I posted above is missing from the one showing in the quote box here!.
nfs ro, hard, intr 0 0
That part of the command is in the / etc / fstab file.
Ip-address:/machine/shared_folder /destination_directory/folder nfs ro, hard, intr 0 0
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Copy exactly what is in /etc /fstab:
…
192.168.23.5:/Advent/PELICULAS /home/ana/Red/Peliculas nfs ro,hard,intr 0 0
192.168.23.5:/Advent/SERIES /home/ana/Red/Series nfs ro,hard,intr 0 0
192.168.23.5:/Advent/MUSICA /home/ana/Red/Musica nfs ro,hard,intr 0 0
Of course folders are created with read and write.
The configuration server and the client is well, I have two other notebooks with Linux Mint 17.3 with the same confiración and there is no problem.
Solved. I think the problem was the USB wireless rtl 8192cu, I’ve changed for another without problems. This device gives solves problems but those who advise doing here:
Is rare.
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Juanjo
24 September 2016 10:45
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Hello everyone, I finally think I’ve solved the problem.
The solution I found on the wiki Arch.
Simply add in fstab the following commands:
noauto, x-systemd.automount, x-systemd.idle-timeout = 1min
Example:
10.10.10.10:/pc/folder / pc2 / folder2 nfs noauto, x-systemd.automount, x-systemd.idle-timeout = 1min, hard, intr 0 0