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loop to test all NFS mount point

this code work very well If I try to put it into a loop for : Aim is to test all mounts points, this code test and read only the first entries from nfs_array. If I swapped testnfs1 with testnfs2 this code will test testnfs2 mount point and forget testnfs1 🙁 Answer In your loop it should be: Currently it’s

Java program is unable to write on mounted system in linux

I am currently working a scenario where we have to create a file in a shared directory in Linux as well as Windows. I have gone through the following link to achieve it : https://www.journaldev.com/878/java-write-to-file https://it.toolbox.com/question/how-to-write-a-file-in-a-network-folder-without-using-ftp-031208 I was able to achieve it in windows network like giving the file name as (\198.168.1.1datafiles) But for the Linux first I used NFS

What’s the difference between a VFS and an NFS?

This might be a dumb question, but I’m struggling to find resources that clearly explain how a VFS is different from an NFS. Can they both be used for the same purpose? Bonus question: Can you watch a VFS with inotify like you can an NFS? Answer “NFS” is a network filesystem that’s been around for decades. Wikipedia has you

how to unlimit the number of group for one user in centos4/5

If one user have more than 16 groups, it will cause that the groups don’t work for permission control. How to unlimited this number of groups per user in Centos4/5 ? Answer You can’t unlimit the additionnal groups per user. But you can raise the limit. Beware that most Unix systems are limited to 16 groups per user (see http://www.j3e.de/ngroups.html)

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