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linux:arch_home_directories [2015/02/10 01:58]
walter [Configs]
linux:arch_home_directories [2021/05/02 21:36] (current)
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 +====== Home Directories on Arch Linux ======
 +
 ====== Client Config ====== ====== Client Config ======
  
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 </​file>​ </​file>​
 <​file|/​etc/​fstab>​ <​file|/​etc/​fstab>​
-172.29.0.6:/​nfs-dir /​mount-point nfs4 rw,hard,intr 0 0+172.29.0.6:/​nfs-dir /​mount-point nfs4 rw,hard,defaults ​0 0
 </​file>​ </​file>​
 <​file|/​etc/​systemd/​timesyncd.conf>​ <​file|/​etc/​systemd/​timesyncd.conf>​
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 Change the lines in these files to the values defined. Change the lines in these files to the values defined.
  
-<​file|/​etc/​idmapd.conf>​ +
-Domain = acm.cs +
-</​file>​ +
-<​file|/​etc/​conf.d/​nfs-common>​ +
-NEED_IDMAPD="​yes"​ +
-</​file>​+
 The number of nfsd threads in increased from the default to improve preformance. The number of nfsd threads in increased from the default to improve preformance.
 <​file|/​etc/​conf.d/​nfs-server>​ <​file|/​etc/​conf.d/​nfs-server>​
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   * nfs-client.target   * nfs-client.target
   * nfs-server.service   * nfs-server.service
-  * nptd.service+  * opennptd.service
  
 Start rpcbind, then nfs-common, and then nfs-server, then you will be able to mount the nfs directories,​ add these entries to rc.conf in the daemons array after the network/​net-profiles entries. Start rpcbind, then nfs-common, and then nfs-server, then you will be able to mount the nfs directories,​ add these entries to rc.conf in the daemons array after the network/​net-profiles entries.
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