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I noticed NFS share mounting was broken when trying to upgrade to a new Ubuntu 20.04 images from 16.04 (new image, not an in place upgrade)
OS | Image Provider | Host | Result |
---|---|---|---|
Ubuntu 20.04 | Joyent | SmartOS 20210426T094839Z | Broken |
Ubuntu 20.04 | Joyent | Omnios Bloody | Broken |
Ubuntu 20.04 | OmniOS | Omnios Bloody | Broken |
Ubuntu 18.04 | OmniOS | Omnios Bloody | OK |
Ubuntu 16.04 | Joyent | SmartOS 20210426T094839Z | OK |
Ubuntu 16.04 | Joyent | Omnios Bloody | OK |
Debian 9 | Joyent | SmartOS 20210426T094839Z | OK |
Debian 9 | Joyent | Omnios Bloody | OK |
Debian 10 | OmniOS | Omnios Bloody | Broken |
Doesn't look to be SmartOS specific as OmniOS has the same problem,
I noticed on I noticed rpc.statd fails to start according to systemd, however the process is running when checking with ps. I also noticed that on Ubuntu 20.04 lx_lockd isn't started, but it runs fine manually. I think mount -t nfs never gets to the state where we start lx_lockd.
I also noticed the rpc.statd failure on Ubuntu 18.04 on OmniOS but there mounting works fine. I'm guessing it's a mix of systemd and nfs-common changes that is causing the failure.
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