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I just ran a wiregauge report on a customer's HA system and both are reporting back: Running exportfs is different than /etc/exports
Any ideas what this means or has anyone come across this before?
Thanks,
Bob
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Please try running
Filer>exportfs
Filer>rdfile /etc/exports
Look for any difference in exports in memory and exports defined in the conffile, update /etc/exports with if any and re ran the tool.
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How do I go about comparing the exports file in Memory?
Thanks,
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The exportfs command will give you the exports currently held in memory
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Thanks for the reply, this has been resolved.
Thanks again,
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Hi Bob,
It seems like someone has manually exported a path without adding it to the exports file. Two options are to find the discrepancy and fix the exports file as in the above post or make sure the exports file is correct and then run:
exportfs -r
Exports all file system paths specified in the /etc/exports file and unexports all file system paths not specified in the /etc/exports file.
Regards,
Jeff
