On Tue, Oct 23, 2001 at 01:12:30AM -0500, Lance Hoffmeyer wrote:
>
> > what username are you trying to write as? root ? by default
> > nfs blocks root access. if you need root access change
> > exports to something like:
>
Please ignore my previous message, the workstation was commandeered by
ho
i think we got a problem with the latest version of fa;srp
Problem resolved. It was a bonehead mistake.
/pub M1(rw,no-root_squash) which NFS didn't like
fixed it and everything is fine.
Lance
> Lance Hoffmeyer said:
>
> > Why is this? I thought I understood group permissions but
> > maybe not (obviously).
>
> what username are you trying to write a
> what username are you trying to write as? root ? by default
> nfs blocks root access. if you need root access change
> exports to something like:
I am logged into M1 as "lance", not root
>
> /pub M1(rw,no_root_squash)
Yes, this is how it is setup and I reboot after changing.
>
Lance Hoffmeyer said:
> Why is this? I thought I understood group permissions but
> maybe not (obviously).
what username are you trying to write as? root ? by default
nfs blocks root access. if you need root access change
exports to something like:
/pub M1(rw,no_root_squash)
otherw
I created a file server with a pub directory and a data directory
/pub/data
I then created a group share of which I (lance) am a member and made
pub and data of group (share). I have made /pub and /pub/data rwx
for group 'share'. I also have a user account on the server where
I am a member of t
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