[ale] that same darn NFS problem

[Geoffrey]

I still wonder whether or not you're having a problem with file system 
space.  What does 'df' report?

ChangingLINKS.com wrote:
> 1.I removed the 2 nic cards from the server, and undid all that was did to get 
> them to work.
> 
> 2. I tried to configure NFS to work. I am successful, BUT clients can not 
> write to files. When I open vi and try to edit a file, it says "write error 
> in swap file" and when I try to save it says "is your filesystem full?"
> 
> 3. clients can touch and rm files. It seems as though the owner is "nobody." 
> BUT, that only happens when I am root on the client. When I am the user, that 
> problem the owner is listed correctly.
> Also, when I opened a file and tried to exit the file became 0 bytes.
> 
> 4. What is also weird about this problem is that  I was somehow able to 
> duplicate it - even though I completely reinstalled the OS on the server.

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Until later: Geoffrey		esoteric at 3times25.net

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Think about it...

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