Re: nfs share user group

[Lance Hoffmeyer <lance@augustmail.com>]

> what username are you trying to write as? root ? by default
> nfs blocks root access. if you need root access change
> exports to something like:

I am logged into M1 as "lance", not root

> 
> /pub             M1(rw,no_root_squash)

Yes, this is how it is setup and I reboot after changing.

> 
> otherwise be sure the userid(the number not the name) on
> the machine M1 has a directory that is writable by them.
> if you have user lance(uid=500) on the server and
> userid lance(uid=1005) on the client it probably won't
> work.

I checked.  UID on both machines is the same. So is GID


Would it matter if pub and data on S1 were owned by root?
Even if the group was 'share'?

so:
S1

/pub root share (777) rights
/pub/data root share (770)

user  lance UID 100 
group share GID 100


M1
/mnt root share (777)

user  lance UID 100  
group share GID 100


Lance