Thanks for the response, I've been feeling abandoned lately!
According to joost witteveen:
> > 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)
It's already there:
Line from exports at descartes:
/var/clients/kant kant.dcd.se(rw,no_root_squash)
Line from output of mount on kant:
descartes.dcd.se:/var/clients/kant/var on /var type nfs
(rw,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,addr=192.168.1.1)
> 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)?
Oops, I thought I did with base, now I see I missread it. Here's netstd:
netstd, 2.13-1
Does my test program work for you?
Thanks,
MartinS
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