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NFS mounting a directory of symbolic links to other directories



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Tom McLaughlin wrote:
> 
> 
> Those links are pointing to paths on the local kid friendly machine
> which don't exist.  Maybe create hardlinks on the NFS server instead
> of symbolic ones?
> 
I forgot to mention: I tried hard links, but that failed.  A "normal"
hard link failed with "hard link not allowed for directory" and using
the "-d" option as root to force it gave me "Operation not permitted".

I was creating the hardlinks in the kidfriendly directory on the server;
that directory is exported (and mounted on a mountpoint of similar name
on the client).  All machines involved are Linux; CentOS on the server
and Fedora 10 on the client.

 -Don
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