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Subject: [gentoo-dev] NFS Support?
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Date: Thu Aug  9 18:25:02 2001
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Is there an easy way to get NFS server support working?

I emerge'd the nfs-utils package, but it appears that there is more to it
than that.

I've poked around, making sure the nfsd kernel module is loaded, portmap is
running, and the various rpc.* daemons are running, but it is not quite
working.

Is there a Gentoo-oriented NFS howto?

Maybe there could be an nfs-server package which would automatically bring
the service up easily.

Thanks everyone for making a very useable Linux distro which does things the
right way.

Tom