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I have several web applications in production that utilize NFS mounts to share resources (usually static asset files) among web heads. In the event that an NFS mount becomes unavailable, Apache will hang requesting files that cannot be accessed...
Started by benr75 on
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Apache would serve its....
It wouldn't be too hard to setup a cron job that synced the NFS mount to the local file system every few minutes.
I would not directly serve from the NFS mount, but instead from your local filesystem.
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I have an NFS server that several clients mount. I am using the following in my /etc/exports on the server:
/content *(rw,no_root_squash)
and on the clients in my /etc/fstab I have:
content.prd.domain.tld:/content /content nfs rw,hard,intr 0 0
If the ...
Started by z0mbix on
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Another is to use the automounter (autofs), and mount them on demand, although I've always suffered reliability....
This will cause the NFS shares to be mountedThe cron job solution is one way.
Recommend looking into AutoFS and the automount daemon.
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Server A used to be a NFS server. Server B was mounting an export of that. Everything was fine. Then A died. Just switched off. Gone. Vanished.
However that folder is still mounted on B. I obviously can't cd into it or anything. However umount /mnt/myfolder...
Started by Rory McCann on
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A useful trick is to set up another server mounting the same export, give it the same IP address as the old server.
Mnt/myfolder
Will sort of fix the problem:
-f Force unmount (in case of an unreachable NFS system" to work.
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I have a small LAN that has a couple of Linux boxes (Ubuntu 9.10) with NFS shares on them. The boxes are networked with a consumer grade Netgear router (model WGR614V9) and using wired connections.
When I first set up the NFS shares, I noticed that performance...
Started by dmcer on
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It's pretty standard for scp to be quicker than NFS; there's a lot more overhead and things not looked it over.
Udp can give pretty bad results.
About the mount options : use tcp.
To do 50MB/s NFS write.
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I have a server that has 7 large disks that are each shared out via NFS to our webserver.
My question is: Would it be more efficient if I shared the parent directory so that there was only a single NFS mount point on the webserver, or would it make any...
Started by Brent on
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If it's unavailable, you'll have to wait for 7 ....
As for network speed, AFAICT (as far as I can tell .
There's no speed increase...unless the NFS server isn't available at mount-timeThere's no redundancy to be had from NFS itself.
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We several WebSphere application servers logging to a central NFS mount. Both the app servers and the NFS server are running in VMWare, the app servers are RHEL 5, and the NFS server is Ubuntu 8.04. All servers are connected via gigabit ethernet, at a...
Started by ibuys on
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Maybe something in the way it writes data....
Amounts of data from your various servers to the NFS mount, do those files exhibit corruption? If not this could be a websphere specific issue or an interaction between websphere and NFS.
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I realize that since NFS is not block-level, LVM can't be used directly.
However: is there a way to combine multiple NFS exports (from, say, 3 servers) into one mount point on a different server?
Specifically, I'd like to be able to do this on RHEL 4 ...
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Also, re-exporting NFS mounts (and even NFS mounting filesystems that have filesystems mounted for this job, you can also consider Lustre maybe (I have not used that one yet though) GlusterFS is NFS....
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I'm trying to write to FIFO file locate on NFS mount and it blocks. What could be the problem?
My /etc/export:
/tmp/test/ 10.0.0.0/24(rw,no_root_squash,async)
ls /tmp/test on NFS server and client is the same
prw--w--w- 1 root root 0 2009-06-24 17:28 ...
Started by Jack on
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Thus, the Kernel does not support the export of FIFOsIt is a named fifo....
Such a buffer is not directly available in NFS.
By trying to export the FIFO via NFS, you to.
Is meant to be an inter-process communication mechanism.
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We are currently considering a solution that results in a separate mount point for every user's home directory. Whereas we used to have at most a couple mounts per file server on a client, we now could potentially have hundreds of mounts, many from the...
Started by Chad Huneycutt on
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If you have a really large number of nfs mount requests being NFS....
Here is a short automount tutorial , and here is the why .
This will mount the NFS exports as they are requested from the server.
Autofs ).
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We have three VMware ESXi 4 hosts serving VM's from an OpenFiler NFS share. Every host has a direct gigabit connection to the NAS. Although read performance has been great, writing files inside the VM guests are suffering.
The recommended configuration...
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Linux's nfs server isn't the best....
This allows NFS to be stateless, and, therefore, the server COULD reboot between each.
NFS v2 and v3 is designed such that when the write is acked from the server to the client the data is on disk.
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