Both server and clients are running most recent 12-CURRENT. The server is exporting a ZFS volume via NFSv4. I recently copied that volume from another volume via zfs send/receive from one vilume on the same server to another volume, created on another sorage device.
The specific volume worked before in the environment I use. It is exported via NFSv4 by the server with -maproot=www:www and read/writeable by only one specific host and imported via NFSv4 autofs by that specific host. The purpose is to synchronize via "rsync -rv" packages created via poudriere on a very fast smaller machine to the fileserver. The owner of the volume's folder hierarchy is "www:www" with unaltered, proper access rights. The last time the sync worked was July, 20th. Now, since a couple of days or weeks, I get an error: permission denied. root is the user trying to rsync from the poudriere creator host to write the packages folder hierarchy and packages to the autofs volume, but the procedure fails. I have no clue what changed. I checked whether the ZFS volume is locked in any way after it has been sent/received, but it isn't. It looks like an ordinary volume and locally (from the perspective of the fileserver) creation and deletion of files is possible. What do I miss here? The fact that this procedure worked with 11-CURRENT and 11-ALPHA weeks ago as it is, makes me suspect a bug or fundamentaly change in the bahviour or - there is a hidden lock when zfs send/receive is used I didn't realizes to relief. Thanks in advance for help and considerations, Oliver _______________________________________________ freebsd-current@freebsd.org mailing list https://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-current To unsubscribe, send any mail to "freebsd-current-unsubscr...@freebsd.org"
