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Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2008 10:00:17 +0000
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Subject: Re: [9fans] exporting namespace
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On 3 Nov, 14:04, quans...@quanstro.net (erik quanstrom) wrote:
> > m trying to export a namespace from my file server (that is a
> > namespace's bootes) to my terminal (logging as a client), i tried to
> > do:
> > servname% exportfs -a -r /tmp �(from file server)
> > but i have this error:
> > exportfs: auth_proxy: auth_proxy write fd: inappropriate use of fd
> > before doing this, i opened the listeners by doing:
> > aux/listen tcp
>
> why not use cpu to do this?
>
> > Furthermore,from fileserver, i tried to export a namespace by doing:
> > srvfs -d spy /tmp
> > so it display the issue only on it; �from terminal i can import
> > services from filesever by doing:
> > import -a servername '#s' /username/tmp
> > but i can't see /srv/spy, i see all other things but not the last
> > created.
>
> namespaces are not lexically bound. �i think you'll
> find that srvfs is in a namespace that can't see the result
> of the import. �if instead you do the import before the
> srvfs, i think you'll see the expected result.
>
> - erik

Thanks a lot Eric for your response...
I did it as you said and the result was what i expected..
Now i have other problems with connections from terminal to diskless
cpuserver, but i already started a new post, so maybe we'll see
there...thanks

Armando