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by **John.Stol** » Thu, 14 Feb 2002 17:53:06

I can mount server:/ OK, and can see most directories from the client, but
cannot access server:/home (read or write) by NFS.
Connecting to the server as root or a user (nor 'no_root_squash' in the
server /etc/exports) soesn't seem to make any difference.
server:/home has full read permission.

Is there something special about server:/home?

Thanks in advance

by **Dean Thompso** » Fri, 15 Feb 2002 21:11:04

Hi!,

Quote:> I can mount server:/ OK, and can see most directories from the client, but
> cannot access server:/home (read or write) by NFS.
> Connecting to the server as root or a user (nor 'no_root_squash' in the
> server /etc/exports) soesn't seem to make any difference.
> server:/home has full read permission.

> Is there something special about server:/home?

Is the /home directory actually being exported and is it listed in the
exportfs file. Additionally, I presume that the "/" isn't being exported when
the /home is being exported as I don't think you can export a sub-directory
which is already having its parent directory exported.

See ya

Dean Thompson

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Can't access /home over NFS

Can't access /home over NFS

Can't access /home over NFS