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Mounting is the concept of attaching a file system to a computer for access.

A mount is the process of attaching a file system to a computer so that it can be accessed. Depending on the operating system, a mount could be local or remote, via a network, read-only or read-write, or many other options.

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CoreOS persistant data storage ( creation + backup + restore )?

Im planning to move my whole server stack to coreOS and using docker. The problem is currently there seems to be no good solutions to create a persistant data storage , back it up and easily restore it when needed? I know one can create inside the…
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Ubuntu 14 mount.cifs with credentials did not work

I can mount the Windows share drive in the following way: mount.cifs //192.168.1.151/_wymiana /mnt/share_2 -o user=wega,password=1234 but I can not in this way: mount.cifs //192.168.1.151/_wymiana /mnt/share_2 -o…
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Prevent deleting mounted directory

I have this: /home/devsite1/public_html/media on /home/devsite2/public_html/media type none (rw,bind) I mistakenly thought that deleting /home/devsite2/public_html/media would have no effect on the "devsite1" version. Is there any way to prevent…
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Best way to set up a shared drive for a company using Linux (eg. Ubuntu Server)?

I am trying to find out the best way to set up a shared drive for a company which has 50+ users in 3 office locations in different cities. They basically need a drive with a common folder to store company documents (eg. /home/company-docs/) plus a…
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Bindfs ignores user in /etc/fstab

I'm trying to mount a directory under a specific user:group combo. Using bindfs on the command yields the expected results: root@system:~# bindfs foo bar --user=fooz --group=baz root@system:~# ls -lha bar total 8.0K drwxr-xr-x 6 fooz baz 4.0K Nov…
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NFS mount point is not being accessible after stopping NFS service

I have shared a directory on my NFS server to another machine. I am successfully mounting the NFS Share and able to access. After few days, I was supposed to stop the NFS service on the NFS server due to server maintenance. But unfortunately I did…
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How to mount large LVM image on ubuntu 14.04 on root?

I am running ubuntu 14.04.03 and need to mount thinly provisioned lvm volumes for glusterfs to the system. I did this first by adding them to /home/glusterfs/dir, this worked as /home has 120G of space and the LVM image just 20G. Now I thought it…
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How to mount a this logical volume

I would like to mount /dev/sda2. How am I supposed to do that? Bellow is the output of fdisk, df, lvmdiskscan, lvdisplay, vgdisplay, lvscan. [root@IctThtSoluti-06 ~]# fdisk -l Disk /dev/sda: 1030.8 GB, 1030792151040 bytes 255 heads, 63…
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How to mount a "Microsoft Data Protection Manager (DPM)" volume image in Linux?

The Question Is there a way to mount MS scDPM filesystem with linux? Or a way to expose the data within scDPM volume with linux? OPTIONAL READING BELOW My question is above. The rest is extra reading & maybe it can teach you how to mount lun files…
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Can Problems Arise When Multiple Servers Use One Mount

I am using Amazon Web Servers where I have an NFS file system that I mount to several other servers. One mount is shared between about 20 servers and the primary function of the servers is for a web application. While this is nice for now, will…
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Mount Permission Denied on Cloned System

We have cloned a RHEL (system1) to a new server (cloned_sys). I've added cloned_sys credentials to Data Domain, but whenever I try to mount the NFS, I get a permissions error. If I go in and add system1 to the DD, I am able to mount FROM the…
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Unable to mount "lvm2" volume

I had to reinstall CentOS on a system with a separate disk array for data. I installed on the OS disks and kept the other disk array as storage (so they were not formatted). When I try to mount the disks, I'm blocked due to unknown filesystem…
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NFS export configuration for multiple LVM logical volumes

I have setup a file server that contains two large file systems, each consisting of a single LVM logical volume (10TB and 16TB) within a single volume group. The physical volumes making up the LV are SAN LUNs connected via iSCSI/multipath. Now, I…
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Group Policy Logon Script for Drive Mount is Executing but Not Applying

Thanks in advance for any assistance. I've been houding the internet for hours looking for answers and found many tips/items to note but nothing that has worked for me. Setup: Domain Controller = Windows 2008 R2 Client machine = Windows 7 Pro x64…
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After installing a new disk, can't use old mount points on linux

So, I'm stumped on this one. I have functionally two volume groups. vgold and vgnew, and I migrated the lvms from the old one to the new one (via rsync of the files to an external drive first, not that it matters). After installing the new disk,…
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