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07-19-2005 #1
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mounting nfs permission denied (iknow this a is a common issue but...)
I am running Fedora Core 2 on the client and server.
when mounting a directory from the server I get:
Code:[root@khuon-linux root]# mount -t nfs 155.34.129.17:/ncpfs/div3vol2 /mnt/div3vo l2 mount: 155.34.129.17:/ncpfs/div3vol2 failed, reason given by server: Permission denied
rpcinfo -p listed nfs, mountd on both,
showmount -e recognises cliet ip
/etc/export is tweaked...
portmapper has been started
hosts.allow has client ip,
I don't know what else I could be missing??????
I am a newbie so the problem could be very simple or even complex (hopfully not the latter).
Thank you
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07-19-2005 #2
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The only thing thing that is giving me any direction is the exportfs -rv comand
Code:exportfs: /etc/exports [3]: No 'sync' or 'async' option specified for export "155.34.129.211:/ncpfs/div3vol2". Assuming default behaviour ('sync'). NOTE: this default has changed from previous versions exporting khuon-linux.gr33.llan.ll.mit.edu:/ncpfs/div3vol2 exporting khuon-linux.gr33.llan.ll.mit.edu:/ncpfs/div3vol2 to kernel khuon-linux.gr33.llan.ll.mit.edu:/ncpfs/div3vol2: Invalid argument [root@div3 root]#
I don't understand
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07-19-2005 #3
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ok ;
well im still having trouble, but I have managed to mount the home directory of the server. The permissions for the home directory are the same as my target directory, Although, the user owner's are different, the home has root owner, and my target has nobody...
Could this be my problem?????????
Help please