Problem with NFS / rpc.mountd:

[phandel at cise.ufl.edu]

I'm trying to make rpc.mountd allow insecure ports (with rpc.mountd -n)
but apparently this feature hasn't been added to the new kernel version of
nfs yet?

(127) PetesBox 5:53am ~> rpc.mountd -n
Usage: rpc.mountd [-Fhnpv] [-d kind] [-f exports-file] [-V version]
        [-N version] [--debug kind] [--help] [--version]
        [--exports-file=file] [--nfs-version version]
        [--no-nfs-version version]
(128) PetesBox 6:01am ~> rpc.mountd --version
kmountd 1.3 (0.4.22)
(129) PetesBox 6:03am ~> uname -a
Linux PetesBox 2.2.13 #13 Sun Dec 5 01:19:30 EST 1999 ppc unknown

My new old freebsd 2.2.8 nfs can only use insecure ports afaict and works
fine with a friend of mine's redhat 4.x machine when he adds -n to his
rpc.mountd.


Thanks,
Peter

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