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NFS mounting broken on newish LX images #994
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Poke @papertigers |
I think I recall seeing something similar, I will try and trace down what's happening and how viable a fix might be. |
I think the rpc.statd one is a systemd related change systemd/systemd@db256aa but I don't think that is the problem here, as it works fine in 18.04 which also has the rpc.statd issue. |
Okay I have setup one OmniOS sparse zone sharing a directory and one ubuntu 20.04 lx zone.
How are you attempting to setup the share via systemd or /etc/fstab? |
Spoke with @sjorge over irc. It seems that mount attempts versions 4.2, 4.1, 4.0, and 3. Specifying |
And trying all them manually, only vers=4 works the others fail. |
smartos-live/src/dockerinit/src/dockerinit.c Line 1293 in 7d7d173
This might help? |
I noticed NFS share mounting was broken when trying to upgrade to a new Ubuntu 20.04 images from 16.04 (new image, not an in place upgrade)
Doesn't look to be SmartOS specific as OmniOS has the same problem,
I noticed on I noticed rpc.statd fails to start according to systemd, however the process is running when checking with ps. I also noticed that on Ubuntu 20.04 lx_lockd isn't started, but it runs fine manually. I think mount -t nfs never gets to the state where we start lx_lockd.
I also noticed the rpc.statd failure on Ubuntu 18.04 on OmniOS but there mounting works fine. I'm guessing it's a mix of systemd and nfs-common changes that is causing the failure.
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