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Old 29th June 2012, 05:57 PM
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Mount Folder in Mounted Folder

I need help carrying a network mounted folder through another network mount.

Computer A) My local workstation with shared folder Projects
//mywrkst/Projects
Computer B) Head node of cluster; fstab mounts //mywrkst/Projects to /home/myacct/Projects

Computer C) Compute node of cluster; nfs mounts Computer B's /home

BUT when I log into Computer C it does not see my Projects folder. Are there any thoughts on how I can carry my mounts through to the compute nodes???

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