Hi,
I am using FreeBSD for server use and archlinux as client.
Now I want to centralize the distfiles under archlinux so I don't have to download everything extra - saves time and capacity of the mirrors.
To do this I have to make a directory /usr/temp/distfiles on the FreeBSD server and mount this over nfs into /var/cache/pacman/pkg/. My problem is now that the client has to mount this as root and has to access the directory as root.
So what do I have to write in /etc/exports?
How is the map root option called under FreeBSD?
Regards
I am using FreeBSD for server use and archlinux as client.
Now I want to centralize the distfiles under archlinux so I don't have to download everything extra - saves time and capacity of the mirrors.
To do this I have to make a directory /usr/temp/distfiles on the FreeBSD server and mount this over nfs into /var/cache/pacman/pkg/. My problem is now that the client has to mount this as root and has to access the directory as root.
So what do I have to write in /etc/exports?
Code:
cat /etc/exports
#The following examples export /usr to 3 machines named after ducks,
#/usr/src and /usr/obj read-only to machines named after trouble makers,
#/home and all directories under it to machines named after dead rock stars
#and, /a to a network of privileged machines allowed to write on it as root.
/usr/home -alldirs 192.168.178.20 192.168.178.22 192.168.178.30 192.168.178.31 192.168.178.4 192.168.178.11 192.168.178.12 192.168.178.29
/usr/temp/distfiles -alldirs 192.168.178.20...How is the map root option called under FreeBSD?
Regards
