Hello all,
I have mounted an iso image on computer a and exported
it via nfs to computer b on a lan where it appears as
/mnt/disc1.iso. Both machines are RH8.
On computer b, I can copy it from /mnt/disc1.iso to
to /tmp/localcopy and if I then
mount /tmp/localcopy.iso /mnt/dummy -o loop
-- I can open up the individual files on computer b.
Is there a way to read the files without first making the local
copy on computer b? I would prefer to do it on computer b if
possible.
If (on computer b) I try to
mount -vv -t iso9660 /mnt/disc1.iso /mnt/dummy -o loop
I get a message:
mount: going to use the loop device /dev/loop1
mount: /mnt/disc1.iso: Permission denied
mount: failed setting up loop device
The permission on /mnt/disc1 is 644 and I am root.
I don't know whether this is supposed to work or not.
Can someone tell me?
Thanks in advance..
John
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