B balanga Jun 19, 2019 #1 If connecting to a FreeBSD NFS share from Ubuntu how should I specify my /etc/exports for a particular folder? I've tried various combinations of '-mapall=' and '-maproot=' but keep geting 'permission denied'...
If connecting to a FreeBSD NFS share from Ubuntu how should I specify my /etc/exports for a particular folder? I've tried various combinations of '-mapall=' and '-maproot=' but keep geting 'permission denied'...
SirDice Administrator Staff member Administrator Moderator Jun 19, 2019 #2 When are you getting a permission denied? During the mount or when you're accessing files within the mounted NFS share?
When are you getting a permission denied? During the mount or when you're accessing files within the mounted NFS share?
OP B balanga Jun 19, 2019 Thread Starter #3 I'm trying to save data on the NFS share. Mounting is OK. I can run su and then I have write access, but I can't run an app using 'su'.
I'm trying to save data on the NFS share. Mounting is OK. I can run su and then I have write access, but I can't run an app using 'su'.
SirDice Administrator Staff member Administrator Moderator Jun 19, 2019 #4 balanga said: I'm trying to save data on the NFS share. Mounting is OK. I can run su and then I have write access, but I can't run an app using 'su'. Click to expand... Then it's a "simple" filesystem permission issue. Are the user accounts the same on both the server and client? Username, uid, gid, etc?
balanga said: I'm trying to save data on the NFS share. Mounting is OK. I can run su and then I have write access, but I can't run an app using 'su'. Click to expand... Then it's a "simple" filesystem permission issue. Are the user accounts the same on both the server and client? Username, uid, gid, etc?
