Change Details

Normally mount_nfs acquires the port# for the NFS server's Mount protocol (mountd(8)) via rpcbind/portmapper for NFSv3 mounts. This patch adds a new mount option, so that the mount command can specify the port# and avoid using rpcbind for NFSv3 mounts. The new option is called "mountport" since that is what Linux calls their mount option for the same semantics.

Normally mount_nfs acquires the port# for the NFS server's Mount protocol (mountd(8)) via rpcbind/portmapper for NFSv3 mounts. This patch adds a new mount option, so that the mount command can specify the port# and avoid using rpcbind for NFSv3 mounts. The new option is called "mountport" since that is what Linux calls their mount option for the same semantics. A man page update will be done as a separate review.

Normally mount_nfs acquires the port# for the NFS server's Mount protocol (mountd(8)) via rpcbind/portmapper for NFSv3 mounts. This patch adds a new mount option, so that the mount command can specify the port# and avoid using rpcbind for NFSv3 mounts. The new option is called "mountport" since that is what Linux calls their mount option for the same semantics. A man page update will be done as a separate review.