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I have a weird problem in that I am trying to edit an existing Company object through a Spring MVC Controller that has a few Validation rules on it. The validation is getting triggered using @Valid.
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public String save(@Valid Company company, BindingResult result, SessionStatus status) {
if(result.hasErrors()) {
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return redirect("?isSaved=true");
The individual validations on the Company object pass in unit tests. When used in other parts of the application, they work fine. However, for one of the forms, Spring always throws errors like "Field should not be empty" or "the phone number format is wrong", but the data is actually correct.
The worst thing about this situation is that this code has been in play for over a year - it is just a simple "Edit your company info" screen. It has suddenly just stopped working. Regardless of what I submit on the form, Spring will throw these errors.
I have checked and double-checked everything that could be going wrong. It is loading the correct Company object. It is also posting the correct values too. As a sanity check, I even display the exact error objects after I submit the form:
Field error in object 'company' on field 'phoneNumber': rejected value [451-324-3232]; codes [Pattern.company.phoneNumber,Pattern.phoneNumber,Pattern.java.lang.String,Pattern]; arguments [org.springframework.context.support.DefaultMessageSourceResolvable: codes [company.phoneNumber,phoneNumber]; arguments []; default message [phoneNumber],[Ljavax.validation.constraints.Pattern$Flag;@2c99f9,(\()?(\d){3}(\))?(\s|-)(\d){3}(\s|-)(\d){4}]; default message [Must be of the form: ###-###-####]
Field error in object 'company' on field 'name': rejected value [somewhere]; codes [NotEmpty.company.name,NotEmpty.name,NotEmpty.java.lang.String,NotEmpty]; arguments [org.springframework.context.support.DefaultMessageSourceResolvable: codes [company.name,name]; arguments []; default message [name]]; default message [Name may not be empty]
Field error in object 'company' on field 'address.address': rejected value [135431]; codes [NotEmpty.company.address.address,NotEmpty.address.address,NotEmpty.address,NotEmpty.java.lang.String,NotEmpty]; arguments [org.springframework.context.support.DefaultMessageSourceResolvable: codes [company.address.address,address.address]; arguments []; default message [address.address]]; default message [Address may not be empty]
As you can see, the values are correct, but it's throwing the errors anyway.
Also, the company object has an ID - it's not getting lost or anything like that.
If I remove @Valid, everything works. All the values get changed, so I know it's something directly related to @Valid. But what?
I know you might be thinking that the validation rules must be wrong or something... but they aren't. How can someone mess up @NotEmpty constraints?
public class Company extends DomainObject {
@NotEmpty(message = "{company.name.notEmpty}")
private String name;
private Address address = new Address();
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regexp = "(\\()?(\\d){3}(\\))?(\\s|-)(\\d){3}(\\s|-)(\\d){4}")
private String phoneNumber = "";
private boolean isEnabled = true;
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It doesn't matter what I put into these fields - I still get the errors. Also, when testing these validations in isolation, THEY WORK. In fact, when @Valid is used for the Company object in other parts of the system (like a Registration sign-up form), it works too.
So the only part where it does not work is the Company Profile screens.
Is there any reason why Spring-MVC would do this? I am totally at a loss. I don't even know what the heck I did to cause this problem. It's not like any unit/integration tests have failed as I was making changes. I was never alerted that this was a problem until I manually tried these screens - a common annoyance when using Spring/Java because there are many cases where unit/integration tests are slightly different than using a real production container, so problems slip by anyway.
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Changing old flat panel birch cabinets to shaker style??
I have the old birch plywood flat panel cabinet doors made in the late sixties by a local cabinetmaker. Does anyone remember those beauties? Orange is the only description that comes to mind. And they all had the curved, coppery colored hardware! Don't get me wrong - I did slightly refurbish them with a nice new coat of poly about 15 years ago and installed new hardware (yep, shiny gold). Got the picture yet? To top it off, when I changed out the hardware, the handles had to be installed at an angle across the corner to match/or cover up the holes from the curved handles.
If you can get past the looks, they are wonderful cabinets, well made, solid, clean, lots of them - but they have to be updated! Have priced new cabinets and refuse to pay the price! I have a lot of cabients. Now I am analyzing my options and here is where you folks might be able to help me.
What I really would like to do is put a nice thin, shaker style trim on these doors (this would also cover up the old hardware holes) and paint the cabinets white. I have researched and found several redos of old cabinets done this way and they look awesome. The one probelem that I see is the current slab doors have slightly rounded or beveled edge. What would be the best way to deal with that if I install a shaker panel on these doors? Can the small amount of "bevel" be ripped off square? I think there is enough "overlap" of the door onto the frame to do this.
My other option would be to totally strip and then stain a darker color, but I do not want to go to that much work and I will still have flat panel doors. Plus, I am not sure the wood filler in the old holes would ever take stain properly. If I go the shaker trim route and stain, I would have to be working with new wood trim on old doors and probably wouldn't take stain the same way???
Another option I have researched is Stain and Seal, which would probably cover the wood filler. Anyone familiar with that stuff?
Final option is completely new doors. I am thinking that would get expensive also.
Give me your best advice - good or bad. Replacing them is not an option. Is it possible to convert these to shaker style? I have a relative who is extremely good at woodworking and could do the work for me - he works cheap.
This was posted several months ago and life got hectic. Sorry that I did not acknowledge your responses. Perhaps we could bring this to life again!
Amrad, what do you mean by running a groove to simulate shaker style. Are you talking about the recessed line that I have seen on some of the cabinets from this era?
Does anyone out there have a picture or link to anything like I am talking about. I found one about a year ago, but can't find it again. My wood is a very clear birch and would like to be able to salvage the doors. Does a thin (perhaps 1/4 inch) plywood exist that I could use to do this trim with.
Just picking your brains - you guys seem to know everything!
I had similar cabinets and here are the options I found:
1. Cut out the centers (leaving just a frame around) and insert new panels inside that frame. I didn't opt for this option because my edges were pretty beaten up.
2. You can apply a "edge", like you mentioned, but you won't be able to really cover up the routed edges. You'd have to fill them with auto body filler and then sand - lot of work.
3. Get some poplar wood and plywood and using just a table saw, glue, and clamps you can build completely new shaker style doors. I built 12 doors and it cost me about $150 for the materials. It was totally worth it. The cabinets look like new!!!! If I knew how to, I'd post some pictures. Love the end effect!
"My other option would be to totally strip and then stain a darker color,"
If you clean them thoroughly you can stain right over the top of the old finish with General Finishes' Gel Stain. I'm doing my kitchen cabinets right now, and that faded 80s walnut is looking far better. I give them a good scrubbing with soap and water to get water soluble dirt off, then mineral spirits to get old polish off ... then it's wipe and let dry. Followed by a wipe-on gel poly coat and I'm done. My only limit is working space to lay the cabinets in.
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Thanks to everyone for responding. You have given me lots of options and things to work through.
If I go the shaker trim route, trimming the edges would be a major concern as you folks pointed out.
Lazygardens, if I should go the gel stain refinish route, do you know if it would cover wood filler. The hardware has been put on at an angle across the corner (ugly) and when I upgrade, I will have an extra screw hole. I know I could cover with paint, but don't know about the gel stain.
I would probably end up with a "polka-dot" on each door!
You could trim off enough to become inset doors rather than overlay - then get some of those cool latches and make it look really vintage.
Re getting all new doors made, yes you could but I do think there is a certain satisfaction out of reusing junk that you can't get by buying new - it can be a labor of love - go for it!


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Sam then thanked his Mizzou family, Rams coaches and teammates, family and boyfriend Vito Cammisano, telling him, "You are my inspiration." He called the award "one of the thrills of my life, and I promise to spend the rest of my life trying to live up to this honor and trying to become the best football player I can."
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Crepe Myrtle Watering Help
Can anyone offer up any advice on how to properly water crepe myrtles? I recently planted some in a new back yard (Mid July) and I want to make sure that I am correctly watering them. There are four trees and one shrub. As it stands right now all of them have a 1/2gph emitter to them and they receive 30min of irrigation every other day. The srub and three of the trees get some over spray from the sprinklers. I'm worried that I may not be watering enough. The shrub is fine but 3 of the trees look ok/ slightly stressed and one tree looks very water stressed. I gave it a good soaking and it seemed to perk back up. The problem is the soil here is very hard & non porous. It doesn't drain very well... water seems to pool up on it and then it will eventually drain in. Once moist the soil is very clay-ie and remains moist for a while. It seems like the top drys out but the bottom layers are still moist. Can anyone adivse me on how to properly water these trees and also when to fertilize them and with what?
A half gallon emitter run for 30 minutes every other day supplies only one quart of water every other day.
And even if the emitter is directly on top of the rootball, the rootball is going dry.
Further, if you didn't presoak the empty planting holes, that's another reason why the trees are droopy.
Let me offer my experience with crapemyrtle. I have four plants and three varities in a regional area that often gets long dry spells. My soil is heavy clay. During drought I water my crapemyrtles slowly but HEAVILY, to the point of runoff once per week. They love it, grow and bloom their tails off. However, on this regimen, if I forget for a week their bloom drops off greatly, so constancy is important.
I go a week between soakings so as to let the heavy soil open and breathe / oxygenate before the next watering. Works for me.
If you are in loamy or sandy soil this probably would not work for you, twice a week might work, especially if you provide a good 3" of mulch. To me, the smaller amount of water you can give to provide the maximum bloom is the right answer. The more you can make the plant "reach" the stronger it becomes over time.
Until your crapes get established, you will have to provide more frequent watering. With the way you describe your soil, a good soaking (as Hortster described) once a week will probably be about right. I'll also reemphasize what he said about making the plants reach for their water (watering deeply and over a broad area, less frequently). There is one caveat to that though. If your crapes' rootballs are drying out in between waterings, more quickly than the surrounding soil (because of dissimilar soil), you will have to take that into account until your trees become established. When checking soil moisture, always check the rootball as well as surrounding soil.


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Finalizing finishes too far in advance?
I just finished selecting everything but the vanity light fixtures for a pair of bathrooms that probably won't be underway until this time next year. Everything including switchplates and wallcovering.
The reason I haven't picked the decorative lighting is because everything I like is either $40 or $2000, I want dimmable bulbs and I can't find the ideal fixture.
Now I have to worry that something will be discontinued before next year and the whole house of cards will collapse.
Maybe you might prioritize what is essential. Things that are distinct enough that you only want the particular one chosen, or limited enough that options are not easily found.
For those items, continue to ping the internet every 3-6 weeks to check availability. If it looks like something may be changing, then try to find a site to purchase in advance that has a liberal return policy. Or you could comfortably purchase things that later would be easily sold on ebay (easy to ship and not breakable).
Ugh! I know what you mean. My original choices for lighting didn't appeal to me as much when I got things further along in the process. Now I am so glad that I didn't order them. I also loved a cup pull that I wanted to use but when my sample arrived it didn't look very nice IRL
I have changed so many things over the course of getting ready for this reno. We are now two days away from the start, my choices are set in stone and I am thinking it should all pull together pretty well. My electrician comes Tuesday and I still don't have my light for over the breakfast table ordered yet so I may have to get him to come back yet again!
I thought that I had nailed down finishes slightly over a year in advance of building, only to discover the tiles for two baths were discontinued, my stone slabs "disappeared" (after payment in full), and miscellaneous other items ceased to be available. A cascade of new decisions ensued. Either assume it will happen or find a way to take delivery and store safely now.
Actually I think I just found my vanity lighting for when I want complete illumination, made by a Co. that specializes in healthcare lighting.
Torture the internet for enough hours and something comes of it.
The one bathroom is almost completely monochromatic so if one element gets discontinued the whole thing could really fall apart.
Why not buy it all now? We had our whirlpool tub 5 years before install. Our kitchen cabinets 1 year.
Last house we bought things ahead of schedule only to be held up over a year due to parents health issues. Appliances sitting in their boxes past their warranty.
I didn't really care about not liking the light fixtures etc because the house was for a flip (we're still in it 7 years later...) However this house, currently building, is the forever place so I'd like to like the stuff I pick. We are looking at year two end of summer on this house and I don't like much of what I'd originally planned.
Yeah that and I found GW and I'm second guessing everything...
Periodically check on the items that you selected. If you find a great sale or something goes on clearance, buy it right then and there. That is what I did for our kitchen reno, which we just started. Many of the items that we needed we saved quite a bit on by sale shopping. We saved $2K alone on appliances, due to sales, rebates and price matching.
There are two thinks in my favor, I think. I like functional, Spartan bathrooms, and they are going to be small by necessity. The other is that the house is rather specific architecturally and there is very little leeway about what looks correct.
So the stuff I have picked is not anything too trend-driven and likely to disappear for that reason, but things change anyway, sometimes.


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Lately there have been so many shitty movies out of hollyweird that I can't find anything worth downloading. It's a massive waste of bandwidth. I finally figured out that is how they are combating piracy now. The films suck so bad that no one wants to watch them even if they're free.
I fully agree, I have not watched a Hollywood movie in years.
Actually from the article Attorney-General George Brandis is the one who has flagged the changes, however he appears to agree and criticize the Copyright Act stating
"I firmly believe the fundamental principles of copyright law, the protection of rights of creators and owners did not change with the advent of the internet and they will not change with the invention of new technologies."
He described the Copyright Act as "overly long, unnecessarily complex, often comically outdated and all too often, in its administration, pointlessly bureaucratic".
In the article there is a statement:
Australians are among the most avid users of pirating websites in the world. For example, Australians accounted for 16 per cent of all illegal downloads of television program Breaking Bad.
Having never watched "Breaking Bad" I did a quick search and found it is a TV series which anyone with a Personal Video Recorder can actually copy if they wish to do so however this show is not a so called Hollywood movie and many people who have missed one or more episodes can actually catch up by going on-line and watch the shows at selected legitimate sites (a quick search will find them).
Of course you can download via torrent (no money changes hands) which I think the government would like to stop but there lies the problem, without snooping programs which can determine if a torrent download infringes copyright you have no way of knowing and ISP's would not be happy running this type of software since it would take up resources all for the sake of possibly catching an "illegal" down-loader. This type of thing would not be a vote winner.
The problem is that many TV shows can be caught up by going on-line and watching them at "legitimate" web sites. Bringing in legislation to block so called illegal torrent downloading will have an enormous voter backlash which no sane government in their right mind would want.
I've always wondered why a person is always able to join a party, but I don't think I've ever seen a party kick someone out.
If you are an Aussie then you need to pay a bit more attention to who is who.
Most of those booted out of the major party are not MP's at the time. Recent example - "Billionaire miner" Clive Palmer who was at one time the Lib's largest financial sponsor was publically kicked out of the Liberal party prior to the last election. He formed the PUP party and narrowly won a senate seat in the last election and it is likely he will hold the balance of power when the new senate is seated (mid-2014). Clive Palmer recently gained federal permission to dump millions of tons of dredgings from his $30 billion coal port project into a nearby marine park on the reef. If your average Aussie threw a chip packet in the same park they would be heavily fined.
MP's normally resign their post and keep their party membership, Victorian state politician Tony Shaw uses this to his advantage and has recently forced the resignation of a premier and a house speaker. Liberals have kicked him out of the party and labour refuses to "negotiate" with him, but Shaw still has his seat and still has the balance of power. Shaw and Palmer demonstrate one of the few downsides of having a healthy population of independents elected.
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I've converted my project to iOS 5 and enabled ARC. Now I need to integrate core plot with the project. When I try to instantiate a sample controller included with the Core Plot, I get about 20 errors as follows:
The current deployment target does not support automated __weak references
I've explicitly said
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What else do I need to run core plot with ARC enabled?
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Feat of the Minuscule: Scientists Make Abacus With Carbon Molecules
By MALCOLM W. BROWNE
Published: November 19, 1996
SCIENTISTS in Switzerland have invented an ultraminiature abacus, in which spherical carbon molecules sliding along microscopic copper grooves act as the counting beads for performing arithmetic calculations.
The invention, announced last week by the I.B.M. Zurich Research Laboratory in Switzerland, is not likely to replace conventional electronic computing systems any time soon; Dr. James M. Gimzewski, a member of the group that built the molecular abacus, described its ungainly operation as comparable to using the Eiffel Tower to move around the beads of an ordinary abacus. But I.B.M. and other companies specializing in high-speed computation constantly explore the limits of ''nanotechnology'' -- the fabrication of devices little larger than single molecules -- as the means of making better computers.
The creation of the molecular abacus was a tour de force of miniaturization. The ''beads'' it uses to make simple calculations are ''buckyballs,'' molecules shaped like soccer balls, each assembled from 60 carbon atoms. Buckyballs, named for the architect R. Buckminster Fuller, whose geodesic domes they resemble, were discovered 11 years ago at Rice University in Houston. Dr. Richard E. Smalley, Dr. Robert F. Curl Jr. and Dr. Harold W. Kroto shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry last month for the discovery.
The I.B.M. group in Zurich created a framework for the abacus by etching a fine washboard texture on a sheet of copper, each ridge of which is only about the height of a single atom. Each groove, like the gutter of a bowling alley, can accommodate any number of balls, and the balls are manipulated by the tip of a device called a scanning tunneling microscope. (The invention of this microscope by the same I.B.M. laboratory was honored by the Nobel physics prize in 1986, shared by Dr. Gerd Binnig and Dr. Heinrich Rohrer.)
Although the molecular abacus is not yet a practical computing device, Dr. Gimzewski and his colleagues, Dr. M. T. Cuberes and Dr. R. R. Schittler, said its speed and utility would greatly improve. Its advantage, they say, is that thousands of buckyballs can be lined up along a groove only as wide as a typical device on a conventional chip. The speed of the abacus's operation could be greatly increased by using many microscope probes instead of just one, they reported in the journal Applied Physics Letters.
The Rice University laboratory where buckyballs were discovered, meanwhile, has devised a new kind of probe for the atomic force microscope, which is similar in many respects to the scanning tunneling microscope. The Rice group replaced the whisker generally used in such microscopes with an ultrathin carbon molecule similar in structure to buckyballs.
The conventional probe used in an atomic force microscope is a shard of diamond, usually sharpened at the tip to a thickness of only a few atoms, and a system for scanning the tip barely above the surface of a sample. When the probe and the sample are close enough, clouds of atoms in the sample repel the cloud of electrons surrounding the atoms at the probe tip, and the repulsive force, which varies with the peaks and troughs on the sample surface, is translated by computer into an image of the surface so fine that it reveals the shapes and positions of individual molecules.
The scanning tunneling microscope, a close relative of the atomic force microscope, can be used to manipulate as well as make images of individual atoms and molecules. But the distances involved are minute, and the slightest error in moving the probe tip along just above the atomic hills and valleys of a smooth surface can result in an accidental ''crash,'' in which the tip is broken and the experiment ruined.
Dr. Smalley's group reported in the current issue of the journal Nature, however, that carbon ''nanotubes,'' microscopic tubes that are actually long molecules of carbon atoms arrayed in a nested cylindrical chicken-wire pattern, are far more resilient than the metal whiskers usually used as probes in the scanning tunneling microscope. If a nanotube accidentally comes into contact with the surface of a sample, Dr. Smalley said, it does not break but merely bends and snaps back when the tip is withdrawn from the sample.
The Rice group prepares carbon nanotubes as tangled bundles of very thin, hollow fibers simply by passing a strong electric current between carbon electrodes and allowing the resulting carbon vapor to condense under controlled conditions.
One nanotube fiber separated from the bundle is then touched by a tiny dot of glue at the end of the silicon scanning arm of an atomic force microscope and serves as the instrument's probe.
An advantage of carbon nanotubes over conventional probes, the Rice group said, is that flexible carbon molecules can probe much more deeply into surface features, revealing greater detail. The scientists are developing a variation of the probe using single-walled carbon nanotubes capped at the ends with buckyball hemispheres. Single-walled tubes will be able to heal minor damage to themselves, Dr. Smalley said.
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It has been eerily quiet around here this week. Yes, the fiscal cliff debate still rages, but the markets already seem tired of it. The VIX, while off the lows, remains muted which is odd for a market facing such a dramatic economic event. I suppose November payroll data could wake the Street up on Friday, but really, we aren't likely to be surprised. Maybe everyone has taken the week off to do holiday shopping?
With low volumes and steady emotions in mind, here are the 3 things driving the market this week: Apple, Dividends, Fiscal Cliff
In a quirk of the markets Wednesday, the Dow closed up 82 points (0.64%), while the S&P 500 was up only 2 points (0.16%) and the Nasdaq Composite actually closed down 23 points (-0.77%). The culprit? AAPL. As a member of the Nasdaq and S&P 500 indexes, but not the Dow, Apple's drop of 6.4% on the day created a seldom seen anomaly in the broad market indexes. Equally surprising, the drop was the biggest single-day loss in AAPL in over four years. Reasons cited for the pull-back:
· Increased margin requirements for some traders
· Investors locking in capital gains ahead of year-end tax changes
· Disappointing comments from Deutsche Bank suggesting there will be no special dividend forthcoming
· AT&T's announcement that Q4 smartphone activations trail last year's numbers
· The Death Cross
More of the same this week. Per the media, there's an impasse over taxes. Treasury Secretary Geithner got involved in the negotiations threatening the administration's willingness to let the economy go over the fiscal cliff. Obama has spent the week courting big businesses and the Republicans have done what they can to fight back. The only unusual bit is that the markets have remained fairly calm through it all.
We have already seen over three times as many special, accelerated and otherwise unusual dividend declarations in 2012 vs 2011. Even more dramatic, in the last three weeks the number of special dividend declarations jumped from just 35 to 160. I expect we will see quite a few more in the next couple of days, although most declarations will have to be made before the middle of next week in order to accommodate a 2012 payment date.
And one for the random category:
I had drinks with Wall Street legend, Art Cashin, this week and the conversation turned to Christmas and traditions. He almost broke my heart by telling me the following story about how Santa Claus got his red suit with the white trim. Turns out, the jolly old fellow didn't always dress like that, but in 1931 something happened to change our perception of him forever: "Hoping to cheer up a nation slipping into a Depression, Coca-Cola hired an advertising artist to paint them a cheerful Santa for a fun and festive holiday promotion. The artist thought that Santa's outfit should not clash with the Coke sign, so he used the same colors – red and white. Thus, Santa had a bright red coat, trimmed in snow white fur that matched his snow white beard. At last the current image was complete as Coca-Cola flashed the ads around the globe."
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Do you've required ports open at the firewall level?
Hi, I've followed nix guide how to setup nfs4, successfully setup nfs4 server but when I try to mount one of my guest (xen vm) I have this error on client side.
mount -t nfs4 -o proto=tcp,port=2049,auto,rsize=1048576,wsize=10485 76,intr 192.168.0.81:/ /uploads
mount.nfs4: Input/output error
kernel: nfs: server 192.168.0.81 not responding, timed out
Please help been banging my head the whole day to search for solution..
Do you've required ports open at the firewall level?
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yes I've already open port 2049, even try to stop iptables.. still same error
Ok... I did try setup here in our office same guide I follow, I mount client with no problem. But on my production server
mount.nfs4: Input/outpot error.
kernel: nfs: server 192.168.0.81 not responding, timed out
On client side. On server I did try to tail logs I didn't see any incoming connection from client, Iptables stop just to make sure no issue on firewall.
Client Guest(VM)
My server is x3650 with centos 5.6 installed.
On my production server I setup another machine, just to make sure it's not machine issue but on new nfs server setup same error. Client not mounting same error message also.
Please help... couldn't find any solution on the net.
Post your nfs server config file /etc/exports, /etc/hosts.deny, and /etc/hosts.allow. From client run the following and post its output:
Are you running nfs4 client services including portmap on client? Stop firewall on both client and server try mount command.Code:showmount -e showmount -d showmount -a 192.168.0.81
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[root@nfs3 ~]# cat /etc/exports
/home/nfsuser/files 192.168.0.0/24(rw,sync,no_root_squash,fsid=0)
[root@nfs3 ~]#showmount -e:
/home/nfsuser/files 192.168.0.0/24
[root@nfs3 ~]#showmount -d
Directories on nfs3.localdomain:
[root@nfs3 ~]# showmount -a 192.168.0.81
All mount points on 192.168.0.81:
[root@nfs3 ~]# cat /etc/hosts.allow
# hosts.allow This file describes the names of the hosts which are
# allowed to use the local INET services, as decided
# by the '/usr/sbin/tcpd' server.
[root@nfs3 ~]# cat /etc/hosts.deny
# hosts.deny This file describes the names of the hosts which are
# *not* allowed to use the local INET services, as decided
# by the '/usr/sbin/tcpd' server.
# The portmap line is redundant, but it is left to remind you that
# the new secure portmap uses hosts.deny and hosts.allow. In particular
# you should know that NFS uses portmap!
[root@static ~]# service portmap status
portmap (pid 3405) is running..
Tested client and nfsserver with iptables stop same error.
any help please...
Why you blocked portmap in /etc/hosts.deny? This could be your problem. I suggest you stop all firewall and remove portmap and related entries from both files. Restart all services and try again. Also showmount should be run from the client computer and not from server itself.
Linux rulz.
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Ok stop all iptables on client and server,then restart all services. Also remove portmap on /etc/hosts.deny and /etc/hosts.allow
[root@static ~]# showmount -a 192.168.0.81
All mount points on 192.168.0.81:
Server logs:
May 5 14:02:37 nfs3 mountd[4820]: dump request from 192.168.0.165 failed.
[root@static ~]# mount -t nfs4 -o proto=tcp,port=2049,acregmin=24,acregmax=240,acdir min=240,acdirmax=240,rsize=32768,wsize=32768,intr 192.168.0.81:/ /uploads
mount.nfs4: Input/output error
[root@static ~]# mount -t nfs4 -o proto=tcp,port=2049,rsize=32768,wsize=32768,intr 192.168.0.81:/ /uploads
mount.nfs4: Input/output error
This command is not showing anything at all showmount -a 192.168.0.81. Are you mixing nfs3 and nfs4 exports? What about -e option?
You should see list as folllows:Code:showmount -e 192.168.0.81
Also, run above and below one from nfs client system:Code:/images /cache /ftpin /sftpin /Network Recycle Bin 1
Both of them should display output. If not than make sure all nfs server including portmap running on server side as well as client side also. Finally, tcpdump may provide you more info:Code:rpcinfo -p 192.168.0.81
Code:tcpdump -n -s0 host 192.168.0.81
Linux rulz.
I have never turned back in my life ; I shall not do so today.. haha
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