One final question about NFS ... or so I hope ...

[Marc G. Fournier]

It used to be that if you did a 'mount' on the client server, it would 
tell you what options existed on the mount ... but now, it just shows 
(nfs) ... my fstab entry looks like:

192.168.1.8:/vm/neptune.hub.org          /vm/neptune.hub.org 
nfs     rw,noauto,intr,tcp,nolockd  0       0

Mounts fine, no errors, and postfix works, so that I know that nolockd 
option is working as expected ... but when I type 'mount', I get:

192.168.1.8:/vm/neptune.hub.org on /vm/neptune.hub.org (nfs)

If I do 'mount -p' (fstab output), I get:

# mount -p | grep 192.168
192.168.1.8:/vm/neptune.hub.org /vm/neptune.hub.org     nfs     rw 
0 0

So, how do I view what options are present on a FreeBSD nfs mount?

I checked our Linux boxes at the office, and they definitely do show the 
mount options:

3.165:/vol/prd_db_logs/filer_log2 on /filer_log02 type nfs 
(rw,bg,hard,nointr,rsize=32768,wsize=32768,tcp,actimeo=0,nfsvers=3,timeo=600,addr=10.1.13.165)

I've checked the 'SEE ALSO' in both the 7.x and 8.x man page, to make sure 
it wasn't some other command I should be running, and nadda ...

So, do we *really* hide this information, or am I missing a command?


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Marc G. Fournier                        Hub.Org Hosting Solutions S.A.
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