Etch not mount nfs on startup

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I recently noticed one of my systems failing to load nfs from the fstab on startup. It was due to the locking system the script uses, creating a /var/run/network/mountnfs. The directory got stuck there not removed by the script. a simple rm /var/run/network/mountnfs -rf fixed it.

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Etch not mount nfs on

Submitted by goweropolis on Mon, 2007-02-12 20:02.

My NFS share was mounting automatically for ages, but I guess some aptitude hanky-panky must have knocked it off the rails. Thanks for the tip because it worked like a charm, and now I'm back on track. Cheers!

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