> I've mailed to debian-user twice earlier about this but I haven't
> gotten any responses at all.
>
> If you know NFS, please try this an tell me if it works for you or
> not.
>
> As it doesn't work for me and I think it wont work for you, I suppose
> I'd file a bug report but I don't know if it's the nfsd, libc, atd or
> some other package that isn't doing what it should.
>
> Appearently, stat-ing a file in a directory that is only readable for
> root from a program that is setuid root, that is on a nfs mounted
> partition fails.
Does adding a no_root_squash (like below) change anything?
/directory host(no_root_squash)
Old versions of nfsd used to have "no_root_squash" by default, but
more recent ones don't (that's a lot more secure). When root_squash
is in effect, any request from uid=0 will be mapped to uid=nobody,
and thus root isn't allowed to access the directory.
> Here are some version that might be relevant (please ask if you need
> another package's version number):
>
> base, 1.1.0-14
> libc5, 5.4.33-3
While you are at it, why not tell the version of nfsd (netstd)?
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