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From: "Salden" <gimmespam AT comcast DOT net>
Subject:  Re: Stale NFS file handle
Date:  Mon, 16 May 2005 16:32:17 -0400
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Update, I am able to mount a filesystem if it is in the cygwin root ie: 
/nfstest but if it's a directory in another place ie: /cygdrive/e/mnt/test 
it doesn't work and is now responding with

mount: <machinename>:/cygdrive/e/mnt/test failed, reason given by server: No 
such file or directory

Here's what mountd.log says.  Odd that the completed line just has /cygdrive
mountd[5052] 05/16/105 16:28 mountd.c 36 : NFS mount request received 
(/cygdrive/e/mnt/test, from 172.31.12.214)
mountd[5052] 05/16/105 16:28 mountd.c 36 : NFS mount request completed 
(/cygdrive, from 172.31.12.214)


"Salden" <gimmespam AT comcast DOT net> wrote in message 
news:d6acqq$5vb$1 AT sea DOT gmane DOT org...
> Mounting from a Solaris box to a Windows 2003 server running Cygwin NFS
>
> From solaris, run command
> mount -f nfs servername:/cygdrive/e/mnt/test /mnt/dev
> (/mnt/dev already exists)
>
> Receive error on solaris box
> mfs mount: mount: /mnt/dev: Stale NFS file handle
>
> mountd.log:
> mountd[4360] 05/16/105 10:57 mountd.c 36 : NFS mount request received 
> (/cygdrive/e/mnt/test, from 172.16.1.11)mountd[4360] 05/16/105 10:57 
> mountd.c 36 : NFS mount request completed (/cygdrive/e/mnt/test, from 
> 172.16.1.11)
>
>
>
> 




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