/ - filesystem mounted readonly but why ?

From: Daniel Wetzler (Daniel.Wetzler_at_uni-koeln.de)
Date: 01/30/04 

Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2004 13:56:25 +0100

Hallo,

I'm engaged in administration of several PC's running SUSE 8.2.
On "/" I addes some subdirectories e.g. /data1 and so on.
These subdirectories I use as mount-points for nfs filesystems.

On the computer which receives the directories (host2) I have the
following line in /etc/fstab :

host1:/data1 /data1 nfs bg,soft,rw 0 0

On the computer exporting the directory I have the following line
in /etc/exports :

/data1 192.168.192.90(rw,async)

Where 192.168.192.90 is the IP of host2. My problem is, that the
exported filesystem is only mounted readonly and I don't know why ?

Do I have an error in my sysntax ?
Are there other mechanism which should cause a nfs-directory to mounted ro ?

I hope anyone can help.

Greetings,

Daniel