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Am Montag 27 Juli 2009 03:18:34 schrieb Harry Putnam: |
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> I'm not that familiar with nfs usage ... only used lightly a few |
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> times. |
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> I have an opensolaris nfs server serving a share to my gentoo box. |
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> The mount point is set as owner:group of my user (reader). |
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> Also has the set-gid bit set. |
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> ls -ld /projects |
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> drwxr-sr-x 2 reader wheel 48 Jun 24 07:08 /projects |
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BTW: The permissions of the mount point don't matter since they can be |
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different after the directory has been mounted. So I guess the set-gid only |
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needs to be set on the exported directory. In fact, I would set the |
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permissions of the mount point so that it's only writable by root so that |
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ordinary users can't write to it while it's unmounted (a later mount would |
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make those files invisible for as long as the directory is mounted). |
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And finally: Using the kernel automounter (autofs) avoids |
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1) the need for the users option |
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2) users forgetting to mount the thing |
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Bye... |
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Dirk |
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