Add ability to force usage of IP in the nfs mount command #142
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… address for the EFS fqdn. Useful when Amazon DNS is not used, and when using DNS name for the nfs mount causes issues with kerberos/rpc.gssd
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I am not sure how to assign reviewers here. Apologies for referencing you directly @lshigupt and @Cappuccinuo but could you please look and advise? Thank you |
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Hm, I wonder if this would solve my particular use case described here: |
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@briantist, yes, I think this should help that situation. |
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@mjsoyeon sorry to ping you directly, but saw you do a recent merge, any chance we can get this PR merged? |
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@RyanStan any chance you could review this? |
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Description of changes:
Add a new mount option forceuseip that will cause a DNS lookup as it's currently done for the mount target but use the IP only in the NFS mount.
This is important for machines that run rpc.gssd with the -n argument to provide kerberized NFS to other shares, as without it, NFS mounts will search for a kerberos principal for
nfs/mounttargetand fail with aKey has expiredmessage.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of your choice.