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NFS is an acronym for Network File System, a network file system developed by Sun Microsystems most often associated with the Unix family of operating systems.

NFS is an acronym for Network File System, a network file system developed by Sun Microsystems most often associated with the Unix family of operating systems.

NFS is derived from the distributed file system mechanism. It is generally implemented in computing environments where the centralized management of data and resources is critical. Network file system works on all IP-based networks. It uses TCP and UDP for data access and delivery, depending on the version in use.

Network file system is implemented in a client/server computing model, where an NFS sever manages the authentication, authorization and management of clients, as well as all the data shared within a specific file system. Once authorized, clients can view and access the data through their local systems much like they'd access it from an internal disk drive

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build program and install software under Network File System for different machines

Although having a little experience, I am still confused with the question of whether it is necessary to install an application and/or build a C++ program or C++ library under Network File System shared by machines, which have different Linux…
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Vagrant shared folder works for working directory, but none other

Normally I am happy with the 'default' folder sharing line for Vagrant, where /vagrant in the guest box maps to your working directory. config.vm.share_folder("v-root", "/vagrant", ".", :nfs => true) However, in this particular case, I'm trying to…
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how to unlimit the number of group for one user in centos4/5

If one user have more than 16 groups, it will cause that the groups don't work for permission control. How to unlimited this number of groups per user in Centos4/5 ?
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Install C C++ library under HOME shared via Network File System

My Home directory is shared among several linux computers via Network File System. I would like to install some C C++ library from source under my Home directory, and wish they can be used under all the linux computers. Do I have to install…
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Linux diskless client nfs throughput

I have a gentoo diskless client that mounts using nfs and it seems like the throughput of nfs is slow. iperf show the network able to push 770 Mb/s and hdparm shows the sata disk on the server at 90 Mb/s, but doing a dd across the network only…
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Java FileInputStream.open fails to open unix NFS shared file on Windows - inconsistently

Has anyone ever seen an inconsistent FileInputStream.open Exception on Windows? I have Oracle's coherence (coherence-3.6.1-p6.jar) com.tangosol.run.xml.XmlHelper.loadXml method getting an exception in java.io.FileInputStream.open (Native)…
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Deploying to more than one application server

We have reached that point where one application server is not enough. Apart from performance benefits we want to have a somewhat failover scenario as we cannot afford a 30 minute downtime just because the server needs a reboot for the new kernel.…
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NFS configuration for write-once read-many access

Is there a way to replicate the write-once read-many capability of NetApp's SnapLock using a standard Linux NFS server? I've considered using inotify to chmod files as they're written to the server, but is there a simple way to do this, or a way…
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Cygwin nfs server

I want to setup a nfs server on windows(desktop) and use ubuntu(laptop) as the client. I've installed cygwin and nfs-server on windows, but I can't mount anything from linux. The /etc/export from cygwin contains: /mnt/d 192.168.0.100(ro) On my…
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Apache allow & deny rules parsed differently on different RHEL versions?

I have 6 machines: 3 running RHEL 3 (Taroon Update 9) and 3 other running RHEL 5.6 (Tikanga). They all share a NFS volume containing an Apache 2.2.4 installation that Apache's configuration files the PHP scripts and other content served by that…
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NFS server and client installation in ubuntu

I have installed NFS server and Client on separate machines. The problem is when i mount the shared directory on client side using command mount server_addr:server_dir client_dir But it gives an error saying that don't have permission to share…
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nfs encoding issue

I have a Celerra NS-20 that export a filesystem with cifs and nfs. The files are written by windows machines. When I mount the cifs in linux all filename special characters are ok, but when mount the nfs (same filesystem) the filenames special…
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Very large timeouts with session.save_path on NFS share

I try to set the session.save_path directive in PHP to a NFS mountpoint. This works, the session file gets written, but the call to session_start() now takes exactly 2 full minutes (!). ini_set('session.save_path', '/mnt/nfs/tmp'); //…
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how to find nfs folder of a mounted directory in shell script

I am trying to find solution to the linux command. I have a folder and that is mounted to a nfs share. folder name is /root/user1 (lets say) if i do $ df /root/users1 Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted…
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Exim: save mail to unique file

The short version: I need to save mail from Exim to a networked directory, but ideally I want to save these as unqiue files rather than appended to a mailbox. The long version: I have a PHP script which parses mail. Currently this is located on the…
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