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High Availability NFS

 
Rob Fisher
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‎06-27-2002 09:18 AM

‎06-27-2002 09:18 AM

High Availability NFS

One of my developers is receiving a permission denied when they try to delete a file that is on the NFS mounted filesystem.

I am using the following options when I export the filesystem:
-o anon=65534,root=server1:server2,access=server1:server2
/mnt_NFS

I use the following command to mount the filesystem:
mount NFS_PKG_IP:/mnt_NFS /apps/NFS_FS

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RAC_1
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‎06-27-2002 09:24 AM

‎06-27-2002 09:24 AM

Re: High Availability NFS

As your post says is your user one of
65534, root-server1 & server2?

If he is not one of above he has to get permission denied error.

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Rob Fisher
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‎06-27-2002 09:34 AM

‎06-27-2002 09:34 AM

Re: High Availability NFS

The user is not UID 65534 however I am receiving the same error message as root when I try to delete the file.
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RAC_1
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‎06-27-2002 10:18 AM

‎06-27-2002 10:18 AM

Re: High Availability NFS

user server name in nfs mount.
Check if appropriate entries are there on host file.

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