Re: nfssvc: Address already in use

[Martin Wegner <mailing-lists@mroot.net>]

Hello.

Trond Myklebust wrote:
> [...]
> Have you tried looking with 'netstat -p' if some daemon has already
> grabbed port 2049? If you have set fixed ports for lockd, you might also
> want to check that those ports are free.

Thanks for this clue, it pushed me into the right direction. I found out
that the DHCP server component of my dnsmasq used port 2048. Sure, this
is not 2049, but somehow, when I had shut down dnsmasq and then started
nfsd, everything worked. Also after reboot now, everything's fine, so
the problem is solved for me.

Thanks again,
martin

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