Before I start NFS RTFM, will NFS handle this problem?
VGS
vgs-XzQKRVe1yT0V+D8aMU/kSg at public.gmane.org
Fri Jan 26 01:23:50 UTC 2007
Yes NFS will do this. Add the following line in /etc/fstab . You may
want to change the options.
10.10.10.10:/xyz /localfolder nfs timeo=14,intr 0 0
where 10.10.10.10 is the NFS server IP and xyz is the NFS export.
localfolder is the path to localfolder.
Then give command : mount -a
Regards,
Shinoj.
Teddy David Mills wrote:
> I am wasting a lot of diskspace by keeping multiple copies of the same
> data on different servers.
>
> for example:
> On CENTOS is my music collection and gallery2 picture database.
> I would like to move this data (and all the data I have) onto the
> FreeNAS1 server.
> But I have to tell CENTOS, to mount/map the remote FreeNAS1
> directories to a various local directories; as if was local on Centos.
> (even though the data will only exist on the remote FreeNAS1 server)
>
>
>
> background data...
>
> I am using two FreeNAS servers FREENAS1 and FREENAS2.
> I back up FreeNAS1 to FreeNAS2 with rsync.
> Thus I have a valid backup of all data.
>
> Today's idea is to move EVERYTHING I have onto FreeNAS1. (currently 70GB)
>
> If I move everything onto FreeNAS1, then I have to tell my other linux
> servers to map FreeNAS directories and have them appear as local to
> that filesystem.
> I am not sure if this is what NFS is meant to do. If this is what NFS
> can do, then full speed ahead.
>
> btw,
> FreeNAS has a NFS setup tab. I would image I would have to make the
> other linux servers as NFS clients.
> If this works, it will save me 100's of GB's, a LOT of admin work,
> and all I have to do is keep dropping more stuff into FreeNAS1.
>
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