Le lundi 28 juillet 2008, Ken Heard a écrit : > I have two boxes, one normally used by user A, and the other by user > B. I want to make it possible for user A to access his files from B's > computer, and vice versa. > > So, in each computer I amended > > 1) file /etc/exports to export the relative directories and restarted > nfs-kernel-server, and > > 2) amended file /etc/fstab to mount the the directories exported from > the other computer in directores having the same name as the exported > ones and ran mount -a. > > It is now possible for user A to log in on B's computer and see and > use his files, but not the reverse: B cannot log in on A's computer > and use his files. > > What I find strange is that the nfs settings on both computers are > absolutely identical. Both computers use Etch. The names and ids of > both users are the same; they both belong to the same group which has > identical name and id on both computers; and the permissions are the > same "drwxrwx---". Is it the permission of the directory you export ? And what about the rights of the file /etc/exports ? > > One computer is a P4; the other is a dual core. The export from the > P4 to the dual core works; but the export from the dual core to the > P4 does not. When I run mount -a on the P4 the following is returned > for each directory to be mounted: > > failed, reason given by server: Permission denied Maybe a strace on the mount command will show something. Else please provide ls -al outputs of /etc/exports and the directory exported and directory where it is mounted. > > After careful and extended experimentation I can't figure out why the > dual core cannot export. I no one can provide me advice to point to > why, perhaps I should file a bug report. > > Ken Heard Regards Thomas Preud'homme -- Why Debian : http://www.debian.org/intro/why_debian
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