CTDB fails to start NFS daemons

[Victor Cornell]

Hi,

Hope this is the right list for this.

I¹ve implemented ctdb (samba and nfs) on a cluster of GPFS servers (and very
nice it is too). Unfortunately I¹m falling at the last hurdle when I try to
add in support for nfs.

I get:

2009/04/07 11:15:10.429886 [ 9189]: Starting NFS daemon:: Unsupported
version

I¹ve logged this as a bug (6248), but it may be a ³feature². What I cant
discover is which versions of nfs are supported ­ if indeed it is the nfs
version that the error message is referring to.

I¹m running the show on Centos 5.2 with the following rpms.

nfs-utils-lib-1.0.8-7.2.z2
nfs-utils-1.0.9-33.el5
system-config-nfs-1.3.23-1.el5
samba-3.2.7-ctdb.54.2
samba-client-3.2.7-ctdb.54.2
samba-swat-3.2.7-ctdb.54.2
samba-common-3.2.7-ctdb.54.2
samba-doc-3.2.7-ctdb.54.2
ctdb-1.0-69


I¹d be very grateful for any help or pointers.

Best Regards,

Vic Cornell

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