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File system integration on ubuntu 9.04 "not ready"
I am having problems with file system integration for a while now on my ubuntu 9.04. Everything worked fine a while ago. Also mounting manually with
sudo mount -t nfs localhost:/wuala /home/me/wuala/direct/
fails with the message
mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting localhost:/wuala
The file sytem integration log on wuala shows
Debug log initialized
Starting server Mount ...
Starting server NFS ...
fstab looks as follows
localhost:/wuala /home/me/wuala/direct nfs defaults,users,noauto,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,timeo=60,acregmin=10,noac,intr,nolock,soft
Any idea if that is a wuala-problem or a problem on my system?
sudo mount -t nfs localhost:/wuala /home/me/wuala/direct/
fails with the message
mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting localhost:/wuala
The file sytem integration log on wuala shows
Debug log initialized
Starting server Mount ...
Starting server NFS ...
fstab looks as follows
localhost:/wuala /home/me/wuala/direct nfs defaults,users,noauto,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,timeo=60,acregmin=10,noac,intr,nolock,soft
Any idea if that is a wuala-problem or a problem on my system?
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Inappropriate?Works fine on my machine, Ubuntu 9.04.
I was able to reproduce your error with `nfs-kernel-server` running. Do you have it installed? If so, try stopping it or uninstalling at all.
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this solves the problem
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Inappropriate?Thank you! Stopping nfs-kernel-server with
sudo /etc/init.d/nfs-kernel-server stop
solved the problem.
I’m thankful
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this solves the problem
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Inappropriate?The problem I have now is that it nfs-kernel-server is startet automatically when logging in to ubuntu. Does anyone know how to configure it that it does not start automatically? Otherwise, I always have to stop it and restart wuala...1 Comment Add a comment
This solves the problem
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Hmm, is it maybe related as written in this FAQ? http://getsatisfaction.com/wuala/topi...
"If there is already another NFS server running on your computer, you can avoid conflicts by starting Wuala with the option -noportmapregistration that lets Wuala skip registering its server with the portmapper. In that case, you need to add additional mount parameters in the /etc/fstab entry: nfsvers=3,mountvers=3,port=26184,mountport=26183. Unfortunately, bypassing the portmapper does not seem to work with Ubuntu (we don't know why, if you know more, please let us know)."
