[macosx-unix] passing nfs mount options in finder

Place, Robert (IT) Robert.Place at morganstanley.com
Fri Mar 21 11:36:29 EDT 2008


Mac OS X also runs amd by default. I find setting up the configs for that is best as it will only try and mount when you try to access it and if you stop accessing it will automatically unmount it for you. This is especially handy on laptops. 

Man amd for more details or have a look here for some good info on:

http://jonathan.tron.name/articles/2008/01/26/automount-shared-directory-on-leopard


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-----Original Message-----
From: macosx-unix-bounces at lesmuug.org [mailto:macosx-unix-bounces at lesmuug.org] On Behalf Of Jesse Callaway
Sent: Friday, March 21, 2008 10:37 AM
To: Pete Wright
Cc: macosx-unix at lesmuug.org
Subject: Re: [macosx-unix] passing nfs mount options in finder

On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 6:29 PM, Pete Wright <pete at nomadlogic.org> wrote:
> hey all - does anyone know how pass nfs mount options when connecting to
>  an NFS volume in 10.4?  the issue i'm seeing is that when i connect to a
>  nfs volume via the finder in 10.4 it defaults to UDP, but i'd like to
>  use TCP connections.  from a command like i'd do a:
>  mount_nfs -T server:/export /mnt/point
>
>  can't seem to figure out a way to do that via the finder though...
>
>  -p
>
>  --
>  ~~oO00Oo~~
>  Peter Wright
>  pete at nomadlogic.org
>  www.nomadlogic.org/~pete
>  310.869.9459


Hey Pete,

To get all the options, I had to use Directory Services. I don't think
you can pass any options in the apple-k finder dialog. You can pass it
all the ... ah fer chrissake... Sorry it's in Netinfo Manager
application which... I don't know why it's two seperate utilities.
Anyway... I think you can only pass options via the shell command you
have below, or from setting it up in /mounts in Netinfo Manager.
If you play with the /etc files you can use the automount.conf and
fstab. But I never got that to work for me.
I'm sure you know all this, but anyway this is all I know about the topic.

-jesse
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