T tolin Jun 5, 2012 #1 I can't seem to export a directory foo\ bar on freebsd FreeBSD. In Linux you can put it in quotes like: Code: "/home/foo bar" Is there another way in FreeBSD?
I can't seem to export a directory foo\ bar on freebsd FreeBSD. In Linux you can put it in quotes like: Code: "/home/foo bar" Is there another way in FreeBSD?
rhyous Jun 11, 2012 #2 I tried this and mountd failed to start. Code: "/my dir" -maproot=root mypc Then I tried this and mountd failed to start again. Code: '/my dir' -maproot=root mypc Then I tried this and mountd started but it didn't work because there were no exports. Code: /my\ dir -maproot=root mypc I looked for any existing bugs but didn't find one. It is my recommendation that you submit a PR. http://www.freebsd.org/send-pr.html
I tried this and mountd failed to start. Code: "/my dir" -maproot=root mypc Then I tried this and mountd failed to start again. Code: '/my dir' -maproot=root mypc Then I tried this and mountd started but it didn't work because there were no exports. Code: /my\ dir -maproot=root mypc I looked for any existing bugs but didn't find one. It is my recommendation that you submit a PR. http://www.freebsd.org/send-pr.html
S sa Jun 27, 2012 #3 This is not supported by exports(5) file format, so mountd cannot understand file names with spaces and number signs.
This is not supported by exports(5) file format, so mountd cannot understand file names with spaces and number signs.
