[Bug 204013] permission problems communicating with FreeBSD-based NFS servers.

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Summary: permission problems communicating with FreeBSD-based NFS servers.


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=204013





------- Additional Comments From alden at math.ohio-state.edu  2008-04-23 10:08 EST -------
I'm sorry, there's a little confusion here.  I'm not the original poster, so I'm not using the user1, user2 
settings that the OP is.  Here's my setup (and I'll attach a new tshark output with the output from this 
example):

% ls -lna
drwxrws---  3 2501 224 102 2008-04-23 08:52 .
drwxr-xr-x 10 2501  10 340 2008-04-17 09:42 ..
-rw-rw----  1 2501 224   9 2008-04-21 11:33 z
% id
uid=1301(joeuser) gid=224(staff-computer) groups=224(staff-computer)
% echo hi >| z
-bash: z: Permission denied
%

I've run the same commands from a Mac OS X client and I notice a few 'minor' differences:

 o  The Fedora client sets the Machine Name in the Credentials part of the
     packet, the Mac client does not.

 o  The Fedora client sends the primary GID as an Auxiliary GID, the Mac
     client does not.

 o  The Fedora client sends a new attribute for 'mtime' ("set to server time")
     while the Mac client does not.

Not knowing the NFS protocol, I don't know if those are 'normal' -- but an educated guess tells me that 
they are and therefore it's probably the Mac NFS server that is broken, right?



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