Jeremy Sanders wrote:
Hans de Goede wrote:
So the idea is to patch all the initscripts which currently only get
started by default for NFS, to as the first thing in their start method
grep for nfs in /etc/fstab and if that is not found exit quietly without
doing anything further.
And this would break for people who are using autofs to mount nfs partition.
Then we need to also teach autofs to start these services on demand. Having all
the daemons on for the 1% of Linux users who use NFS (esp on things like
laptops) is not the answer. We are moving more and more to a system where Linux
adjusts dynamically to its environment (think NetworkManager, think device hot
plugging, etc.)
You also need to start nfsd if /etc/exports contains something.
Or rather not start it if it does not contain anything or does not exist,
currently the script creates an empty /etc/exports if it does not exist to
ensure that nfsd will start to serve no purpose what so ever (serving an emty
/etc/exports is pretty useless), that really is the world upside down.
Regards,
Hans
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