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Old 12-07-2001
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Arrow NFS SERVER.....not responding

Hi
i am using HPUX11.00 and i am facing a starnge problem

after some time when i log on a message is coimng
NFS server not responding still trying....and it keps on coming there is no other way but to log out..form the server and start once again...
there is no file system exported or NFS mounted....

/sbin/init.d/nfs.server/client are started...

i am not getting the cause..

if u type ls command it works if u type ls -al then after some time that message will come..


please suggest..
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It sounds like your system is trying to mount an NFS share from somewhere, but that share is unavailable for some reason. Look for any mount processes running on your system. That's probably what's causing the message. Or it could be the automounter trying to mount a remote NFS share too.
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Old 12-08-2001
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hi..

How to fine if it is trying to mount some NFS share..or not
i saw ps -ef but there is no such process i can find ........

ls command is working but ls -al it is hanging and that message is coming...

previous week i have mounted 4 file system from this server on an another server for backup purpose but after that i have unmounted all now no file ststem is exported............if i reboot it it is fine for some time but after that the NFS server not responding still trying message is coming............

how to trace out which NFS it is trying to mount...

please suggest..
thanks
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This sounds like an automounter problem. If you are not using the automounter, turn it off. You can do that by editing /etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf. Change "AUTOMOUNT=1" to "AUTOMOUNT=0" and reboot.
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