On 10/23/2011 11:03 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
> Mark Eackloff wrote:
>> I am fishing a bit here, but I have no_root_squash as an option in my
>> exports (server) file. When the client tries to mount the directory
>> automatically at boot time through the entry in /etc/fstab I believe the
>> request is identified as coming from root. See the "User ID Mapping"
>> section in man (5) exports about this.
>>
> If you have ever made that userid stuff work properly you are a better (or
> more
> patient) person than I. I think the root_id_squash prevents i/o requests from
> root, not the mount itself. At least that's the behavior I notice, root can
> read
> if public read is set, but can't write a 644 file.
>
Yea. I tried it and you're right.
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