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Permission denied for AD group for NFS directory
I have permission denied problem with NFS share.
On server1 I have /etc/exports file with content:
/data/test server2.example.com(rw,no_root_squash).
/data/test directory has 770 permissions with ...
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"Permission denied" when `rm` ing a file (in an NFS mount), even when using sudo
Context:
Storage is a Kubernetes Persistent volume, provided by a TrueNAS NAS and accessed via NFS (with k8s accessMode ReadWriteMany)
I have checked the Permissions for the TrueNAS Dataset and ...
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What is the meaning of the manage-gids parameter in /etc/nfs.conf?
I have run into an issue (on a system which I am not root) where there is a directory using an acl to manage access, I should be allowed access (and I am allowed access if I do a newgrp to one of the ...
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NFS mount command failed: Permission denied
I am working on an embedded board, running embedded Linux on it.
I want to mount the directory from my Linux Host machine (Ubuntu 20.04) to my embedded board.
As per the document shared with the board,...
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Can't open a mount point folder which is within a NFS share
I have a raspberry pi. I have shared the /home/pi/ folder via NFS like this:
contents of /etc/exports
/home/pi *(rw,all_squash,insecure,async,no_subtree_check,anonuid=1000,anongid=1000)
From ...
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Windows NFS share access from Linux unjoined domain computer with AD username using NIS
I have Linux clients using AD username/password using NIS and we have NIS Domain and UID and GID are already present in the AD. We used to have Windows 2003 NFS share and it used to work fine with ...
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Linux NFS Share - All files read-only, when mounting in Windows 10
I have a Raspberry Pi with Raspberry Pi OS (ex Raspbian).
I wanted to share my home folder (/home/pi) with NFS.
I'd like to access it also from my Windows 10 PC, reading and writing files as I was the ...
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Restrict nfs server access from windows client for domain users
I have an NFS server setup in Linux (Domain joined) and I'm trying to access the NFS share from windows clients.
I have seen https://superuser.com/a/399212/502713 to set the registry entry for the ...
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NFSv4 ACL is not applying despite having matching GIDs on server and client
I have a fileserver with nfs exports on it. On the server, I have a media directory that I ran setfacl -m g:44000:rwx media on. The directory is exported with rw,sync,no_subtree_check.
On my client, ...
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NFSv4 with ACL, the default permissions are not obeyed
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I have a directory dir, which has (NFS) ACL default permissions, so that every file and folder created in it can be written by the user 1001too by default. This directory is shared on ...
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Why am I able to mount NFS share simply because root on my machine has the same UID as the NFS owner?
I have recently set up a new FreeNAS machine at home and am beginning to tinker. I have previously had very little experience with network administration (and I have only been using Linux on my home ...
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Not able to write in NFS share with same user and group
I have a local server with shares for the local computers to backup stuff on.
The server has a backupuser(1002:1002).
The client has the user alex(1000:1000) who is also in the backupuser(1002) group ...
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Mount point permissions changing after `mount -a`
I am using my raspberry pi as a plex server and have having serious problems with one of the shared folder...
Related to my Synology NAS
All three are on my local network Synology NAS:
"music" is ...
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NFS mount is readonly after NFS server reboot
I have mounted nfs drive on /data, but even root user can not write to it. On nfs server I can easily read and write but any client can't. That started when nfs server went down for few minutes.
/etc/...
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Is setting Active Directory groups on NFS mounts supported?
My current CentOS 6.8 setup utilizes Winbind to authenticate and authorize users using Active Directory. When I try to set group ownership on a folder or file that is located on an NFS mount, it fails ...