can't find mounted directory in /mnt?
Basically I have mounted /home/user/storage directory of a remote system into my backbox linux /mnt directory, but when I do ls in /mnt, I only see backup.7z.
Below is how I have mounted the directory:
mount -t nfs 192.168.0.29:/home/user/storage /mnt/ -o nolock
Note: nfs is using port 2049/tcp and rpcbind is using port 111/tcp
after that when I do cd /mnt, and do ls I see only backup.7z file.
so where is my mounted directory or is it something that I am doing wrong?
linux mount nfs
asked Feb 3 at 23:47
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Basically I have mounted /home/user/storage directory of a remote system into my backbox linux /mnt directory, but when I do ls in /mnt, I only see backup.7z.
Below is how I have mounted the directory:
mount -t nfs 192.168.0.29:/home/user/storage /mnt/ -o nolock
Note: nfs is using port 2049/tcp and rpcbind is using port 111/tcp
after that when I do cd /mnt, and do ls I see only backup.7z file.
so where is my mounted directory or is it something that I am doing wrong?
linux mount nfs
asked Feb 3 at 23:47
Mr. NapsMr. Naps
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Welcome to Super User! Can you edit your question and include what you are expecting to see in the directory, if not backup.7z?
– bertieb
Feb 3 at 23:59
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Basically I have mounted /home/user/storage directory of a remote system into my backbox linux /mnt directory, but when I do ls in /mnt, I only see backup.7z.
Below is how I have mounted the directory:
mount -t nfs 192.168.0.29:/home/user/storage /mnt/ -o nolock
Note: nfs is using port 2049/tcp and rpcbind is using port 111/tcp
after that when I do cd /mnt, and do ls I see only backup.7z file.
so where is my mounted directory or is it something that I am doing wrong?
linux mount nfs
asked Feb 3 at 23:47
Mr. NapsMr. Naps
1
Basically I have mounted /home/user/storage directory of a remote system into my backbox linux /mnt directory, but when I do ls in /mnt, I only see backup.7z.
Below is how I have mounted the directory:
mount -t nfs 192.168.0.29:/home/user/storage /mnt/ -o nolock
Note: nfs is using port 2049/tcp and rpcbind is using port 111/tcp
after that when I do cd /mnt, and do ls I see only backup.7z file.
so where is my mounted directory or is it something that I am doing wrong?
linux mount nfs
linux mount nfs
asked Feb 3 at 23:47
Mr. NapsMr. Naps
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asked Feb 3 at 23:47
Mr. NapsMr. Naps
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asked Feb 3 at 23:47
Mr. NapsMr. Naps
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asked Feb 3 at 23:47
Mr. NapsMr. Naps
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asked Feb 3 at 23:47
Mr. NapsMr. Naps
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Welcome to Super User! Can you edit your question and include what you are expecting to see in the directory, if not backup.7z?
– bertieb
Feb 3 at 23:59
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Welcome to Super User! Can you edit your question and include what you are expecting to see in the directory, if not backup.7z?
– bertieb
Feb 3 at 23:59
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Welcome to Super User! Can you edit your question and include what you are expecting to see in the directory, if not backup.7z?
– bertieb
Feb 3 at 23:59
Welcome to Super User! Can you edit your question and include what you are expecting to see in the directory, if not backup.7z?
– bertieb
Feb 3 at 23:59
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Welcome to Super User! Can you edit your question and include what you are expecting to see in the directory, if not backup.7z?
– bertieb
Feb 3 at 23:59