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Wuala on openSUSE 10.3 with NFS support
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Hi,

I am running openSUSE 10.3 and want to add the NFS support to my Wuala install. The instructions say to run "apt-get install nfs-common", which sounds like what you should do if you're running Ubuntu. However, on openSUSE I don't see any package called nfs-common. I already have the following installed by default:
nfs-client
mfsidmap
yast2-nfs-client

There are also a few more available, which I do not have installed:
nfs-kernel-server
nfs-server
yast2-nfs-server

Do you know if any of these are an equivalent to nfs-common or if any of the additional YaST package repositories like Packman has the package available?

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multimaniac last replied on May 25, 2008 13:50

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Wuala is a free and simple online hard-disk. You can store files, access them from multiple computers, share files with friends or in groups, publish your own files or discover what others have published. You can store any file in any size, there are no traffic limits, you get fast downloads and you can get as much storage as you like.

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