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From: Soren Dossing <sauber@netcom.com>
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Subject: fsinfo and /etc/exports
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Have anyone succesfully built /etc/exports with fsinfo ? I have a fsinfo
options file that looks like this

...
fs /dev/sd0s2e { 
  fstype = nfs
  opts = rw  
  passno = 1;
  freq = 1;
  mount default {
    exportfs "foosball cronos"
    volname /home/foosball/disk1
  }
}

automount /home {
  foosball {
    disk1 { }
  }
}

This generates:

/home/foosball/disk1    foosball cronos

But mountd complains with:

foosball mountd[96]: Bad exports list line /home/foosball/disk1

If I manually change the line in /etc/exports to 

/a/foosball/home/foosball/disk1    foosball cronos

everything is fine... but no longer generated by fsinfo :-(

Both fstab and amd maps are generated properly.

Soren