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Hi all, There is an option in NFS server like 'hide and nohide'. Can any one tell me how to work with these options(Practically). Thanks & Regards P Kalyan Kumar(RHCE, ...
  1. 08-11-2010 #1
    rhcekalyan
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    Hi all,

    There is an option in NFS server like 'hide and nohide'. Can any one tell me how to work with these options(Practically).

    Thanks & Regards
    P Kalyan Kumar(RHCE, LDAP, SELinux)
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    huh? what do you mean hide and nohide? can you tell us more of your specific problem? what you're trying to accomplish?

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    I think he speak about nfs mounting option (nohide (hide is default)) wich allow to view directly mounted file system in a subdir of the main mounted fs. This is explained in nfs doc but never tryed. The best is maybe to give it try.
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    Yes RDU.
    I know the theory practically i have tried but i was failed.
    So If you know this practically please let me know. Mean while I will also try this one.

    Thanks & Regards
    P Kalyan Kumar(RHCE, LDAP, SELinux)
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    Sorry, I don't know it practicaly. Never tried myself. But I've seen that it doesn't work with all client.
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