#15 Problem with $$HOST=$$ tag

[Anonymous]

Hi. I have been trying to set up this nice extension to
nfs but I have a problem with the $$HOST= $$ tag. It
doesn't seem to work. $$IP= $$ works fine. I have
everything set up as it should be in /etc/hosts* .

I examined the debug output and nfsd looks up my
hostname properly. Is this tag working properly or
could I get any insight on how the host lookup is done
by clusternfs?

Thanks,

James Cook

[Gregory Warnes]

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James, what version of cNFS are you using?

[Gregory Warnes]

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Try backing down to v 1.0.0, where this was known to work.
There seem to be bugs in the v 3.0.0 release candidates.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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Hi. I am using clusterNFS 3.0. I have the package clusternfs-
3.0rc2.suse-0.

Unfortunately I can't test version 1.0. The system is up and
running and I can't take it down. We just used the $$IP= $$ tag.

Thanks. It's a nice program.

James Cook

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HI,

I think that there is a problem with the documentation.
Try all the following files:

-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 Aug 5 19:20
zzzz$$HOSTNAME=nova$$
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 18 Aug 5 19:56
zzzz$$HOST=nova$$
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 18 Aug 5 19:50
zzzz$$IP=172.16.99.99$$

The keyword is not HOSTNAME but HOST.
As yo can see I can write into file with keyword HOST and IP.

Thanks,

Jean Aumont