That’s the point, I changed the export files to put the parent directories first but they don’t show up that way when I do an exportfs, even after an exportfs –r. I’d expect them to now be in the same order as the new exports file.

 

Hi Jeremy

I'm not sure it really makes any difference from an exports perspective.  If you update /etc/exports and export what's already exported, I wouldn't expect it to change.  In fact it doesn't, even if you reboot.

 

Now nested mounts are a totally different story.  You need to mount those in order from highest to lowest.

From: Page, Jeremy [mailto:jeremy.page@gilbarco.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 05, 2009 1:37 PM
To: toasters@mathworks.com
Subject: Re-exporting your /etc/exports - how do I get a change in order of shares to take effect?

I have several NFS mount points that also have child directories also exported and I’ve been told that you should export the parent directories first, then the children. I’ve updated my /etc/exports file and ran exportfs –r on the filer but it does not look like it’s taking effect if I do an exportfs to see what’s currently exported. How do I get the exports in the correct order?

 

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