This is a discussion on Help: About NFS within the Linux Networking forums, part of the Linux Forums category; Hello, O'm a Linux user, and I built a small LAN in my home. I use one machine to ...
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Amy Lee wrote:
> Hello, > > O'm a Linux user, and I built a small LAN in my home. I use one machine to > be a NFS server, but I'd like to know what's the meaning of "nfs-lock" > service? > > My Linux system is Redhat 9. > > Thanks in advance~ > > Amy Lee Hi It provides file-locking services over NFS, so that one client requesting a lock is coordinated with other clients trying to lock the same file. Why it is a separate daemon on NFSv2/3 involves history. It can be ignored in special cases, by mounting the nfs export with -onolock which usually only makes sense if mounting the filesytem read-only as well. HTH Tim |