NFS Mount Problem
Hello All,
I'm very newbie in solaris, currently i've 3 SUN machine, 1 machine runing NIS and NFS (sharing home directory for another machines). But i cant write home folder on client machines since the owner of file is nobody.
server# cat /etc/dfs/dfstab
share -F nfs -d "Home Directory" /export/home
share -F nfs -d "SUN Grid Engine" /opt/sge
share -F nfs -d "Grid Portal" /opt/gep
server# share
-/export/homerw"Home Directory"
-/opt/sgerw"SUN Grid Engine"
-/opt/geprw"Grid Portal"
and on client
client# ls -l /export/home
total 44
drwxr-xr-x3 nobodynobody512 Mar 1 14:16 ****
drwxr-xr-x2 nobodynobody512 Feb 8 14:35 ****
drwxr-xr-x2 nobodynobody512 Mar 1 14:56 ****
drwxr-xr-x 22 nobodynobody1024 Feb 9 13:41 ****
Whats wrong with my setting? Help me, i'm very newbie :)
[1190 byte] By [
] at [2007-11-25 22:41:56]
# 2
still have same problem :(
server:
-bash-3.00# share -F nfs -o rw -d "Home Directory" /export/home/
-bash-3.00# ypcat hosts
152.118.162.153 ws-162-153 loghost
152.118.162.138 ws-162-138
152.118.162.137 ws-162-137
127.0.0.1localhost
152.118.162.153 ws-162-153 loghost
client:
-bash-3.00$ ls -l /export/home/
total 18
drwxr-xr-x5 nobodynobody512 Mar 6 18:27 jefri
-bash-3.00$ ypcat hosts
152.118.162.153 ws-162-153 loghost
152.118.162.138 ws-162-138
152.118.162.137 ws-162-137
127.0.0.1localhost
152.118.162.153 ws-162-153 loghost
at 2007-7-5 14:19:48 >
# 3
Assuming "192.168.1.168 nfsserver" is the NFS Server, "192.168.1.100 nfsclient1" is the NFS Client.
On Server:
Add a line to /etc/hosts (regardless of if there is DNS entry for NFS Client)
192.168.1.100 nfsclient1
# share -F nfs -o rw=nfsclient1 -d "Home Directory" /export/home/
On Client:
Add a line to /etc/hosts (if there is no DNS entry for NFS Server)
192.168.1.168 nfsserver
# mount -F nfs nfsserver:/export/home /export/home
Gary
at 2007-7-5 14:19:48 >
# 5
Hi,
Check for the automountd daemon on the NFS server and kill it if it is present and once this is done share the home directories from the server with a global rw option and when you mount the nfs share on the target machine use the rw option .
Also it will be helpful if you can check the ownershp of the /export/home directory on the client machine , thogh I don't think it will help .
A very good option which is quite stable is to use the automount , NFS and NIS together to share your directories .
Let us know if the issue is solved .
Rgds
PK
at 2007-7-5 14:19:48 >
# 6
After following these instructions I still had issues with the client still showing permissions of nobody:nogroup.
The configuration is all correct except for this missing instruction for the nfs server on Solaris 10:
svcadm restart network/nfs/mapid
Just simply doing a svcadm restart network/nfs/server did not restart this service.
And it all worked! Thanks.
