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On 19/05/19 00:49, Rich Freeman wrote: |
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> I believe the reason the wiki says to be careful with mounts has more |
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> to do with UID/GID mapping. As you are using nfs this is already an |
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> issue you're probably dealing with. You're probably aware that |
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> running nfs with multiple hosts with unsynchronized passwd/group files |
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> can be tricky, because linux (and unix in general) works with |
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> UIDs/GIDs, and not really directly with names, so if you're doing |
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> something with one UID on one host and with a different UID on another |
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> host you might get unexpected permissions behavior. |
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Not that I do it (it would be a bit of a learning experience :-) but |
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this is where using ldap for user management would score ... |
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Cheers, |
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Wol |
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