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I was successfully set up and run LTSP4.1 on RH9. The only thing I could not yet figure out after the xinetd started ok, the next thing i.e. NFS service, takes 3 minuts approx to start[the hub indicators start blinking occasionally]!But when the internet connection is on it starts in fraction of a second! All other services start quickly. Once started NFS works full speed and the X terminals can download data in zooming speed.
Tried the exportfs -r with the etc/exports contents commented but no change in NFS startup time.
I tried to search from the LQ threads but not found any solutions.
Hope someone had solved similar thing can help me.
Where /var/ftp is the partition on proton, that is to be mounted on lepton (an empty /var/ftp must exist on lepton to mount).
The server also forwards the internet connection to the network (IP Forwarding through Shorewall), but has no effect on NFS.
HTH
Thanks mhearne,
My setup already exporting perfectly and I was using it. But the starup speed affected by internet now needed to solved.
Hope the dns is not to be reconfigured. -- dbiswas_slg
What have you changed in your system lately? Have you added new hardware, such as a new router or access point? Have you installed any new software that may have changed your config files?
Check the order of your startup programs in /etc/init.d
In other words, if you are using a graphical interface, then you are using rc5.d and you should see entries like: rc5.d/S80postfix -> ../init.d/postfix* , etc.
Since you said it was working ok, then something must have changed recently.
What have you changed in your system lately? Have you added new hardware, such as a new router or access point? Have you installed any new software that may have changed your config files?
Since you said it was working ok, then something must have changed recently.
As I posted that, tryed with /etc/exports contents all commented to see that file system mounting problem or not so uncommented and returned back to previous working exports.
No more change. Trying the user quota to set and make the brcfg with one more NIC but work ...unsuccessful yet and take the NIC down and quota off.
Thanks for your response.
Dbiswas
If you haven't changed your set-up since the original post http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...d.php?t=489676
I guess that the fact that the IP you export to is NOT on a
private IP range may be the reason for it taking so long if DSL
is not connected.
Cheers,
Tink
P.S.: For future reference: DON'T double/triple post.
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