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Ubuntu: When Does NFS Get Enabled At Boot?

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On 13.04 I can mount NFS shares from the command line no problem, but if I try to do it at boot time from fstab, the system hangs and says it is waiting for idmapd and statd to start. This always worked in the past and works on other distros like Cent and FreeBSD.

posted Jun 9, 2013 by anonymous

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Try adding "_netdev" to the fstab options of the nfs mounts. They'll be attempted after the network's up; and hopefully after rpc.idmapd is started. (rpc.statd isn't used by/needed for nfs4.)

I'm using nfs and not nfs4 on Ubuntu but AFAIK there's an upstart job to ensure that idmapd is started before an nfs4 mount is attempted. You might want to file a bug report against this job if its "start on ..." statement isn't starting it when it's meant to.

answer Jun 10, 2013 by anonymous
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