Re: bad exports list line message happening suddenly on 15-stable after buildworld/kernel upgrade

On Thu, May 21, 2026 at 4:41 PM void <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I'm seeing these lines appear in /var/log/messages on the nfs server:
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> May 21 17:17:30 desktop mountd[34297]: can't change attributes for /external20tb/04: netcred already exists for given addr/mask
> May 21 17:17:30 desktop mountd[34297]: can't change attributes for /external20tb/00: netcred already exists for given addr/mask
> May 21 17:17:30 desktop mountd[34297]: bad exports list line '/external20tb/00        -maproot'
> May 21 17:17:30 desktop mountd[34297]: can't change attributes for /external20tb/02: netcred already exists for given addr/mask
> May 21 17:17:30 desktop mountd[34297]: bad exports list line '/external20tb/02        -maproot'
> May 21 17:17:30 desktop mountd[34297]: can't change attributes for /external20tb/04: netcred already exists for given addr/mask
> May 21 17:17:30 desktop mountd[34297]: bad exports list line '/external20tb/04        -maproot'
> ===
>
> The exports actually work, in that they can be used by clients laptop1 and rpi4b
>
> They are zfs sharenfs dirs.
>
> /etc/exports looks like this :
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> ===
> /external20tb/00        -maproot=root -alldirs laptop1 rpi4b
> /external20tb/02        -maproot=root -alldirs laptop1 rpi4b
> /external20tb/04        -maproot=root -alldirs laptop1 rpi4b
And each of the above lines still refer to separate file systems?
(If not, the message is telling you that it is already exported
by a previous line and the mounts work because the file system
was exported by the previous line.)

Check to make sure
/external20tb/00
etc are separate file systems.

If they have never been separate file systems, that message
should have always showed up.

rick

> ===
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> /etc/zfs/exports is identical
>
> What's going on? This only started happening after upgrading from:
> FreeBSD 15.0-STABLE stable/15-n282003-d2fb6b8f80cc
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> to:
> FreeBSD 15.1-STABLE #0 stable/15-n283597-3ae682909950
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