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Hi everyone. I need some help with this. Redhat Enterprise Linux 5.3 At work we have a Net App filer with multiple NFS exports set up. I can mount one ...
  1. 05-13-2011 #1
    Jimboba
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    NFS Share Weirdness

    Hi everyone.

    I need some help with this. Redhat Enterprise Linux 5.3
    At work we have a Net App filer with multiple NFS exports set up.
    I can mount one called filer:/vol_path/datadump to a folder /datadump no problem the user has full access to it but another filer:/vol_path/testdatadump one mounted to /testdatadump is doing this weird thing where its changing the folder permissions from "drwxrwxrwx 2 root bin" to "drwxr-xr-x 3 root root"
    Now i created a test file in the nfs share and it is visible in the folder /testdatadump but the user is of course not able to create folders.
    Any idea why this is happening? I had a look at the filer and the 2 exports are set up the same - read write access is by the servers ip address.
    The /datadump one just mounts and permissions stay the same?
    Any help would be appreciated cheers.
    If more info is required i can supply it.
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