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Setting up NFS

#1 Post by pawRoot »

Hi

I'm setting a media server on my Raspberry Pi 3 (Raspbian OS, based on Stretch), i follow this guide https://pratz.github.io/raspi-nfs-smb

But when i do

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sudo service nfs restart
i get this

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Failed to restart nfs.service: Unit nfs.service not found.
Any ideas ?
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Re: Setting up NFS

#2 Post by tynman »

On my Pi computer, I'm running Debian Jessie. The name of the NFS service is nfs-kernel-server. As far as I know, that hasn't changed for Stretch, so I think it should still be the right service name.
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Re: Setting up NFS

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pawRoot wrote:But when i do

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sudo service nfs restart
i get this
shouldn't you be using syustemd comamnds instead, on stretch?
anyhow, this is how i did it a while back: http://dt.iki.fi/nfs
it basically just links to two other web pages...
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Re: Setting up NFS

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should it not be a systemctl function?

enabled when installed as well?

while taking into account this is raspbian and not debian
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Re: Setting up NFS

#5 Post by bw123 »

It works one way on debian, not sure about based on debian? The different pkg name is a good clue. Why would the OP want to use documentation from the web instead of the distro, raspbian? Why would the OP post about the problem on raspbian here?
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Re: Setting up NFS

#6 Post by tynman »

Raspbian is 99% Debian, with a few extra drivers added to support the few bits of slightly odd hardware (wireless?) on the Raspberry board. Why would anyone seriously think Raspbian wouid be any different from Debian with respect to the NFS packages?
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Re: Setting up NFS

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https://www.raspbian.org/RaspbianFAQ
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Re: Setting up NFS

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tynman wrote:Raspbian is 99% Debian, with a few extra drivers added to support the few bits of slightly odd hardware (wireless?) on the Raspberry board. Why would anyone seriously think Raspbian wouid be any different from Debian with respect to the NFS packages?
This is exactly why i decided to post here.

Also comes out NFS works fine even with the error.
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