NFS

[Littleguru]

OK , thanks
I am going to create a group and add the users on that group .
but what is the difference between syn and rsync ?



Douglas Furlong wrote:

>On Fri, 2004-10-29 at 07:01 -0400, Littleguru wrote:
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>>Hi Douglas
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>>Thanks for the fast reply.
>>I want to access to share files with a normal user , but
>>how can I bypass the userid ? can I connect to sahred file system with a 
>>user that has a different user id ?
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>>Thanks
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>Can you not add a user to both systems (making sure there UID) is
>correct, or create a group on both systems (again making sure the gid is
>correct), and put the user in the group, and set the appropriate group
>permissions?
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>From rom a basic point of view.
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>I do not believe there is any way, of having the system set up so that a
>user that couldn't access the file on the server, can access it on the
>lcient.
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>>Douglas Furlong wrote:
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>>>On Fri, 2004-10-29 at 05:47 -0400, Littleguru wrote:
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>>>>Hello
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>>>>I have created a nfs shared directory on my server ,and it mount 
>>>>properly on my client station , but I can not go to mounted directory , 
>>>>it says " permission denied "
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>>>Are you trying to access the NFS share as the root user? If this is the
>>>case you would have to use no_root_squash. However this is an incredibly
>>>insecure thing.
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>>>If you are not trying to access the share as root, then you have to make
>>>sure that both on the client AND the server, there is a user with the
>>>same UID (not just username).
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