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 ===== Configuration ===== ===== Configuration =====
-==== NAT Firewall ====+==== NAS Side ==== 
 +=== NAT Firewall ===
 Unfortuantely Debian squeeze does not support IPv6 NFS mounts so we have to jump through a bunch of NAT hoops. Unfortuantely Debian squeeze does not support IPv6 NFS mounts so we have to jump through a bunch of NAT hoops.
  
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-Jamie and I plan to have an rsync session keeping content between our NASes in sync (probably with [[https://github.com/hollow/inosync#readme|inosync]] or [[http://code.google.com/p/lsyncd/|lsyncd]])+Jamie and I plan to have an rsync session keeping content between our NASes in sync (probably with [[https://github.com/hollow/inosync#readme|inosync]] or [[http://code.google.com/p/lsyncd/|lsyncd]]).  Once done we can use 'replicas' in ''/etc/exports'' to tell marmot that it can pull the file contents from either of our xDSL links. 
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 +==== marmot side ==== 
 +Until the NFS replica is set up a sraight forward mount point is configured in ''/etc/fstab'': 
 +  router.foobar.wormnet.eu:/photos       /home/alex/bitbucket/photos     nfs4    relatime,nodev,nosuid,noexec,sec=none,soft,bg,fsc,ro       
 +   
 +The "''bg,soft''" hopefully helps out if the xDSL link is down when marmot reboots and "''fsc''" instructs marmot to use CacheFS (using the 'cachefilesd' daemon).
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