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problem with no_root_squash option
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Stéphane PERON
2008-10-28 09:48:34 UTC
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Hi all !

I have a file server ( FS1) which use smbldap to manage users and group
for windows clients ...

Actually, I try to connect an another server ( SS2) in order to save
files shared by windows clients ...

So I put this line in my /etc/exports of FS1 :

/windows_share SS2(ro,sync,no_root_squash)


And then, naturally : exportfs -a

Then I have mount this share with the command :
mount -t nfs FS1:/windows_share /mnt/FS1


When I try to go to the windows_share from SS2, I can't access root
directories !! althought I put no_root_squash in the export file ...

It seems that I have anonymous rights ...

Could someone tell me what i have forgotten ?

On my client, I use nfs-util-1.1.4
On my server, I use nfs-1.0.10

thanks for your help

Stephane
Stéphane PERON
2008-10-28 11:27:20 UTC
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I fix the problem by updating nfs-util on the nfs server !

Now, no_root_squash works very well ..
Post by Stéphane PERON
Hi all !
I have a file server ( FS1) which use smbldap to manage users and group
for windows clients ...
Actually, I try to connect an another server ( SS2) in order to save
files shared by windows clients ...
/windows_share SS2(ro,sync,no_root_squash)
And then, naturally : exportfs -a
mount -t nfs FS1:/windows_share /mnt/FS1
When I try to go to the windows_share from SS2, I can't access root
directories !! althought I put no_root_squash in the export file ...
It seems that I have anonymous rights ...
Could someone tell me what i have forgotten ?
On my client, I use nfs-util-1.1.4
On my server, I use nfs-1.0.10
thanks for your help
Stephane
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