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05-17-2010
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NFS: Cannot unshare directory.
Hi, I'm currently having a problem unsharing a directory. When I specify the command. Below is an example of the problem. Any ideas? Code:
# share - /test/dir1 rw "" - /test/dir2 root=10.0.0.1,root=10.0.0.1 "" - /test/dir3 root=10.11.1.1,root=10.11.1.1 "" - /test/dir4 root=10.11.1.2,root=10.11.1.2 "" # unshare /test/dir1 nfs unshare: /test/dir1: not shared # (I need to be able to unshare /test/dir1 and just share out /test. I get the error below.) Code:
# share /test share_nfs: /test: sub-directory (/test/dir1) already shared # Thanks, Sparcman 
Last edited by DukeNuke2; 05-18-2010 at 02:11 AM.. Reason: code tags |
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05-17-2010
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What is the output of : Code:
#dfshares |
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05-18-2010
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Hi Reboot,
Below is the output from dfshares # dfshares RESOURCE SERVER ACCESS TRANSPORT hostname:/test/dir1 hostname - - hostname:/test/dir2 hostname - - hostname:/test/dir3 hostname - - hostname:/test/dir4 hostname - - Thanks, Sparcman Last edited by sparcman; 05-18-2010 at 09:38 AM.. |
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05-18-2010
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did you tried manually force unmount ?
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05-18-2010
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Hi Solaris User. Unfortunately it's not a force unmount that is required. I have unmounted this share from all servers that had it mounted. Now I just want to unshare the /test/dir1 share. There is no force unshare command I can use. I can put a new entry into the /etc/dfs/dfstab file and reboot the server but I don't want to have to reboot to get this working.
Thanks, Sparcman |
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05-19-2010
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Sorry for late replying...  Well, First check wether all these file systems i.e : Code:
1./test/dir1 2./test/dir2 3./test/dir3 ----- ---- ----- ---- are mounted or not : Code:
#mount -v|egrep 'dir1|dir2|dir3|dir4' Above command will tell you that... Because in certain cases where filesystem is not mounted but still it is shared, they give the same error... 
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05-20-2010
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Hi Reboot.
I managed to get it working. I removed the entry for /test/dir1 in the /etc/dfs/sharetab file. I then unshared /test/dir1 and then share /test and it worked. Thanks for looking into this for me. Your help was appreciated. Sparcman.  |
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