Our FreeBSD servers (12.1-RELEASE-p2) are connecting to a NFS4 server (RedHat 7)
On one FreeBSD server the following message appears (/var/log/messages) when mounting the NFS share:
The share is mounted correctly. I only was wondering why this message appears.
There is no exports file, because this FreeBSD server doesn't act as an NFS server.
Entry in /etc/fstab
Entry in /etc/exports on the nfs-server
Output of mount command:
The other FreeBSD servers (same version, configuration) doesn't have this "problem".
On one FreeBSD server the following message appears (/var/log/messages) when mounting the NFS share:
mountd[656]: can't open /etc/exports
The share is mounted correctly. I only was wondering why this message appears.
There is no exports file, because this FreeBSD server doesn't act as an NFS server.
Entry in /etc/fstab
Code:
nfsserver:/exports /backup nfs bg,exec,rw,nfsv4,soft,intr,wsize=8192,rsize=8192 0 0
Code:
/exports freebsd-server(fsid=0,ro,async,insecure)
Code:
mount -v /backup
nfsserver:/exports on /backup (nfs, nfsv4acls, fsid 48ff003a3a000000)