How Do You Deal With Nfs Server Error 5?

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March 9, 2006 11:52 AM	A# 1
QL for newbies Saved: March 4th Report: 2006 Contribution:	Failed to mount NFS 5 Hello I am trying to mount an NFS share like this: Code: mount -t nfs-server: / share / mnt Sometimes it crashes and the local / var / log / messages states: “Kernel: RPC: error 5 successfully connected to server”, and when a timely mount command says: “mount: server: / share read superblock “. The server (FreeBSD) / var / log / messages doesn’t say anything positive. SusE client version: 10.0 Without changing anything, the nfs mount can now start or stop at the moment. Editing works incredibly well for FreeBSD clients. I don’t think the hardware is to blame. Does this sound familiar to you? Ideas?
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sometimes forgets and local / var / log / messages shows “core: RPC: errorand 5 on the connected server “and / or on the command line during the sale, the following message is mounted:” mount: server: / share cannot see the superblock. “.

Without changing anything, nfs will either start editing again or restrict it again. Mounting works well for FreeBSD, so I am not saying that the clients are the server’s fault.

 server level mount -testosteron: / share nfs / mnt

March 9, 2006 11:22 pm	A# 2
Member Registered: October 2003 Posts: 568 Representative:	De-export, and if you mount the disk again – and fsck it.
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March 10, 2006 4:28 AM	A# 3
QL for newbies Registered: March 2006 Posts: 4 Original poster Representative: Alt = “Reputation:	So this suggests that the forum is to blame, doesn’t it? I kind of likeI conclude that the server is generally working fine, as SuSE clients sometimes cannot mount NFS in the same free time as others, but of course I could be wrong. Anyway, I don’t want to de-export and just fsck, as this share should be available to other clients for at least a week before the last course graduation at each of my universities.
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So this suggests that the server is generally to blame, right?
Overall, I think the server is exceptional as some SuSE clients can NFS mount at the same time and others cannot, but of course I could be wrong. Anyway, I really don’t want to de-export zu and fsck, as this version should be successfully available to other clients for at least a week before the current end of the university course.

March 10, 2006 9:52 AM	A# 4
Member Joined: Nov 2004 Location: Florida, USA Distribution: Debian, Redhat Messages: rep: alt = “Rep: 53” src = “https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/images/reputation/reputation_pos.gif”>	Just out of curiosity, do you know which version of NFS is being used here? I know Linux NFS clients are connecting from account 2 – the BSD version 2 server’s nfs feature has had issues in the past, and there is evidence of it on the webpages at the moment, given pretty much all decent google searches.
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Out of curiosity, does anyone know which version of most of the NFS is being used here? I know that NFS Linux version 2 clients have had problems connecting BSD versions and NFS servers in the past, and there is definitely some data on this on the webpages, assuming internet searches are decent.

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