[K12OSN] NFS Mount /home....Users Menus missing

Jim Kronebusch jim at winonacotter.org
Thu Nov 17 21:46:24 UTC 2005


On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 15:31:40 -0600, Petre Scheie wrote
> My guess is there is a permissions problem for the user.  I believe 
> some files related to gnome are created/modified when the user logs 
> in.  If the user's processes can't do that, then gnome will 
> misbehave and perhaps this is the manifestation.  (I'm just 
> speculating here.)
> 
> Have you tried sshing to the LTSP server as a user, meaning you'll 
> end up in a /home directory on the NFS-mounted /home from the other 
> machine?  And then can you touch and write files?

I just logged in with the same user via ssh that I am currently testing with.
 I go directly to that users home folder and can see files.  When doing a "ls
-al" all files show up as being owned by the correct user. I can delete,create
and move files. 

I have 2 servers, both installed with K12LTSP 4.4.1.  One server has /home and
all of my users.  I can log into this server without any problems.  I want to
add another server and nfs mount /home from the original server.  I need to
sync the users between boxes.

What syntax do you guys use to export /home, mount /home, and which user files
do you copy to sync users.  I don't get why this isn't working, being
identical versions I would think this should be extremely simple.

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