Public bug reported:
systems involved are
(1) "alpha": SuSE 9.2 based, /etc/export (extract) reads "/intradisk
beta(rw,root_squash) gamma(rw,root_squash)"
(2) "beta": Kubuntu 6.10 Edgy (installed from scratch by LiveCD, current
updates, kubuntu hardware database cd6f858209b5b21dd911e0bd9f34078e)
and (3) "gamma": SuSE 9.2 based, on both (2) and (3) /etc/fstab
(extract) reads "alpha:/intradisk /intradisk nfs defaults 0 0"
On (1) /intradisk and subsequent files and directories have UID/GIDs
partly undefined both on (1), (2) and (3). Accessibility by root is not
restricted.
On (2) /intradisk as well as files and directories on first layer
(/intradisk/*) have UID/GID and access rights "root.root drwxr-xr-x", in
all cases diverging from those originally defined on (1). Files and
directories on first layer are accessible from (2), files having the
expected contents but directories appearing to be empty. (With
previously installed Dapper, again from LiveCD, current updates,
/intradisk appeared to be fully accessible. Not tested extensively.)
On (3) /intradisk and subsequent files and directories have the UID/GIS
as defined on (1), being accessible as expected. (Unknown IDs are shown
by their respective numbers.)
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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nfs mount of SuSE 9.2 based resource fails on Edgy
https://launchpad.net/bugs/71042
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