You probably need to ensure the client uses reserved ports or the
	server doesnt check for them - might be -P on the mount line or
	-noresport on the exports line (check the man page to confirm! :)

                David/abs               abs@anim.dreamworks.com

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On Sun, 1 Jun 1997, Nathan Gelbard wrote:

> Both systems are HP300-port:
> 
> NFS file server (deepthought) is NetBSD-snapshot (just released).
> 
> /etc/exports contains
> 
> /usr/X11R5
> /usr/local/bin
> 
> nfsd & nfsiod running.
> Yes, I did kill -HUP nfsd/mountd
> 
> NFS client (deepthroat) is NetBSD-1.2:
> All actions done as root.
> 
> #mount deepthroat:/usr/X11R5 /usr/X11R5 (works fine)
> #cd /usr/X11R5
> /usr/X11R5: Permission denied.
> 
> #cd /usr
> #ls
> X11	X11R5	bin	games ....etc.etc
> #ls -l
> perms etc...			X11 -> X11R5
> 				bin
> 				games
> 
> (no X11R5 dir!!! whats going on???)
> 
> Please help! This was working until I upgraded to NetBSD-snapshot-hp300,
> but it MAY be something else in my config.
> 
> Thanx,
> 	Nate
>