[gpfsug-discuss] Experience with CES NFS export management

[Bryan Banister]

This becomes very disruptive when you have to add or remove many NFS exports.  Is it possible to add and remove multiple entries at a time or is this YARFE time?
-Bryan

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On Mon, 23 Oct 2017 17:26:07 +0530, "Chetan R Kulkarni" said:

> tests:
> 1. created 1st nfs export - ganesha service was restarted
> 2. created 4 more nfs exports (mmnfs export add path)
> 3. changed 2 nfs exports (mmnfs export change path --nfschange);
> 4. removed all 5 exports one by one (mmnfs export remove path)
> 5. no nfs exports after step 4 on my test system. So, created a new nfs
> export (which will be the 1st nfs export).
> 6. change nfs export created in step 5

mmnfs export change --nfsadd   seems to generate a restart as well.
Particularly annoying when the currently running nfs.ganesha fails to
stop rpc.statd on the way down, and then bringing it back up fails because
the port is in use....

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