Hello there I'm having trouble in mapping uid:gid in an openbsd box. Here is the the setup: openbsd(192.168.8.3) as nfs-server, wanting to export /home/haesbaert/Projects/magt to a linux box, the owner of the directory in the server is haesbaert:users (1000:10).
In the linux box (192.168.8.1) the user trying to access is 1201:512. I can mount the export in linux, but the mappings don't seem to change. And yes I'm HUPing mountd, I've also tryied to start mountd with -d, no errors shown. Here is my /etc/exports: /home/haesbaert/Projects/magt -mapall=1000:10 192.168.8.1 Here is mountd debug: Got line /home/haesbaert/Projects/magt -mapall=1000:10 192.168.8.1 Making new ep fs=0x7,0xcb85933 doing opt -mapall=1000:10 192.168.8.1 got host 192.168.8.1 exporting /home/haesbaert/Projects/magt unexporting / / unexporting /home /home unexporting /tmp /tmp unexporting /usr /usr unexporting /var /var Getting mount list. Here we go. Got mount request from 192.168.8.1 rpcpath: /home/haesbaert/Projects/magt Mount successful for /home/haesbaert/Projects/magt by 192.168.8.1. Using Openbsd 4.4. Am I missing something ? (I've tryied mapping to any other uid, still it doesn't change). In the linux box all files appear as 1000:10, but I have no permission to write in it, as if no map were in place. Following in linux box: drwxr-xr-x 6 1000 wheel 512 Nov 2 02:20 devel_magt [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ touch devel_magt/test touch: cannot touch `devel_magt/test': Permission denied Any clue ?
