Alex Cavnar, aka alc6379
02-18-2003, 02:47 AM
Okay... here's my question:
Say I have a filesystem, /mnt, that I have exported. I also have another filesystem mounted under /mnt/disk. Since /mnt/ is exported, should the filesystem under /mnt/disk be accessible as well? Or should I also export /mnt/disk?
The problem is that I'm trying to copy a file from /mnt into /mnt/disk, but instead of actually copying into the filesystem that's mounted there, it actually copies the file into the filesystem that /mnt is in. So, when I look at /mnt/disk on the local machine, I don't see the file I just copied, because the actual filesystem is mounted on top of the directory that is containing my file.
Anyone have any ideas for what to do here? Should I add the -alldirs option or something?
Say I have a filesystem, /mnt, that I have exported. I also have another filesystem mounted under /mnt/disk. Since /mnt/ is exported, should the filesystem under /mnt/disk be accessible as well? Or should I also export /mnt/disk?
The problem is that I'm trying to copy a file from /mnt into /mnt/disk, but instead of actually copying into the filesystem that's mounted there, it actually copies the file into the filesystem that /mnt is in. So, when I look at /mnt/disk on the local machine, I don't see the file I just copied, because the actual filesystem is mounted on top of the directory that is containing my file.
Anyone have any ideas for what to do here? Should I add the -alldirs option or something?