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Subject:	RE: Trouble with NFS
Date:	Tue, 15 Mar 2005 14:13:11 -0500
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> > Once it's killed, if cygrunsrv can't remove the service entry, you
> > may need to excise it by hand (via regedit).
> 
> Thanks.  I uninstalled sun-rpc, killed cygrunsrv instances, 
> and got back to
> a pre-nfs state.  I then re-installed nfs-server and sun-rpc. 
>  This time
> restarting the daemons using the cygrunsrv commands in the README
> succeeded, but attempting to mount exported directories seem to hang.

What does you /etc/exports file look like?

> Trying the nfs-server-config script I get:

<snip>
 
> I am confused about this information.  I *did* install Cygwin "for
> everyone", and it looks like all the mounts are already system mounts,
> despite what the script output says.  Output of mount:

This is a problem with the nfs-server-setup script; the mount
detection logic is flaky :-/  If you already have system mounts
set up, you can ignore this warning.
 
-Samrobb

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