Technonoid Posted June 22, 2003 Report Share Posted June 22, 2003 This is something I've never done before. :shock: I have a PIII 500 setup ( or trying to setup ) as a linux file server. The network is fine, and is working. Cause I can ssh into it no problem. However, when I setup a share. I can see it on the client machine, I can read a little file that I have on the share. But, when I try to copy a bigger file say 128k, it wont. Using Konqueror to do the copying. I haven't tried reading or copying a larger file from the server yet. I have exports setup for the share as: /home/serfive/shrd *(rw,all_squash,sync) Which the rw should mean Read Write access. Note: I am on a win machine now. I don't have a compatible modem for linux yet. Lost the one I had to lightning. :( So I have to type the config files. I also have and had the host.deny and host.allow setup for just for the client to access it. In the .deny file I had portmap:all which denies everyone. I think. And in the .allow I had the address of the client, which should allow. I think it does, cause I can see it in Konqeror. Any Ideas ? Do I need to do something to the client ? TIA Tech Oh, the server is running MDK 9.0 the client is running J.A.M.D. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Technonoid Posted June 22, 2003 Author Report Share Posted June 22, 2003 Ok, I got rid of JAMD and installed MDK 9.0 on client. Now, I'm running the same on both. I found what I thought to be a good HOWTO on the MDK 9.1 disk that says I should have portmap, lockd,mountd,statd, and rquotad running. And I do on both puters. NOTE: I can still ssh into the server I'm working on. I have tried not puting anything in host.deny and host.allow, which the HOWTO said I should be able to mount the share. I do have a directory that I created in /mnt for the share. I also made for sure that I was putting the correct ip for the client in the servers host.allow. I'm lost. :? Ideas ? TIA Tech Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Technonoid Posted June 23, 2003 Author Report Share Posted June 23, 2003 Never Mind all this.... all I had to do was RTFHT :!: Got it working great! Man its fast compared to m$, real fast! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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