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NFS mount error on 1.2.7 #2030
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I am seeing this issue with a CentOS 6.4 box and Manjaro (Arch) host. I have checked /etc/hosts on both machines and they have the "localhost" line intact. Here is the output from 'vagrant up':
It looks like there is also another issue with auto detecting the location of the NFS daemon. The actual location is /etc/init.d/nfs (similar to this issue: #1394)
EDIT: The mis-detection is actually probably on the host side I realized. Here is the appropriate host information:
I'm guessing Manjaro linux has not been included since it is not very popular yet. It is based on Arch and makes used of systemd so the proper command to start NFS would be "systemctl start nfsd". In my case this service is enabled so it will start at boot. This is probably not related to the original problem? EDIT 2: Working now! |
Try - VAGRANT_USE_VBOXFS=true vagrant up |
We're still seeing this problem for some users with 1.2.7, but the debug output doesn't show anything useful. We tried running the mount command manually with verbose output (
mount -o udp,vers=3 33.33.33.1:'/Users/costi' /vagrant_host_home
) and saw this:We've tried all the solutions listed in #1744 plus more:
/etc/exports
looks finesudo nfsd checkexports
(no output)nfsd restart
udp
and/orvers=3
has no effectThe relevant debug output is below, though it just seems to be a lot of the same stuff printed over and over:
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