Re: NFS copy issue

["Bob P. Roche" <BRoche@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

That varies by who is doing it. Most profile have  a UID and a GID of 
*none. The real user it needs to work as is QTMHHTP1, I want to use this 
with a web page using CGIDEV2's multipart/form-data support. I am trying 
to get an attachment, probably JPG from a web page, but don't want to fill 
our drives with the images. 
I know we tried creating a profile and group profile to match the user on 
the linux share. I was able to cerate a file in the share copy it out and 
back into the share and everything looked OK. If the same user created 
something outside of the share and tried to copy it in, It gets rejected.
He did something related to "root squashing", but whatever he tried didn't 
work either. I read up on the term and was surprised it didn't work. It 
sounded exactly like my problem. I hope this works like I've read a pain 
to get setup, but when it works, its reliable.



From:
Jack Kingsley <iseriesflorida@xxxxxxxxx>
To:
Midrange Systems Technical Discussion <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:
01/27/2010 02:21 PM
Subject:
Re: NFS copy issue
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What profile are you using and is is owning the objects or is the group. 
Do
a DSPUSRPRF on the profile and near the last page as you page down you 
will
see the UID or GID #.

On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 2:52 PM, Bob P. Roche 
<BRoche@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

> I got past the CCSID problem, the archives showed that I should use 
*CALC
> or 437. I was later able to verify the CCSID as 4437 after the share was
> mounted. Now I get an error when copying anything not originally created
> in the NFS share. I can create directories, create and edit files, but 
if
> I try to copy anything that was created outside the NFS share it errors.
> Looking in the archives I see references to UID and GID settings, but I
> don't know and don't have access directly to the Linux box, and the 
Linux
> guy doesn't know the system I. We have both tried a few things, At this
> point I may just adjust my copy of CGIDEV2 to bring the downloaded file
> directly to where I'm mounting the NFS share and avoid having to move it
> from the  /tmp directory at all.
>
> I wish disk space cost less per GB If it was comparable to PC's I could
> just get a 1TB drive and forget about the whole NFS share.
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