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On the Linux side I'm using the Webmin tool to Export /home/kirk and best i
can tell at this point I have it opened to anyone in RW etc
Hi Kirk.
The problem with exporting directories from within '/home' is that on
the linux side, permissions are set on home directories as 700, which
means only the owner can get access. The UID that the i5 is sending to
the Linux box for the NFS connection is undoubtedly NOT the same as the
uid of 'kirk' on the Linux side, thus Linux is forbidding access.
There are some workarounds to this.
One, if the i5 permits it, is to force the UID to be the same as 'kirk'
on Linux in your NFS connection. Another is would be be employ ACLs on
your specific directory. See my article:
http://www.mcpressonline.com/operating-systems/linux-open-source/the-linux-letter-access-control-lists.html
for further information.
Better than sharing out access from within 'home' is creating a new
directory, say '/srv/nfs', that you can use for building shared
directories and then using symlinks from your home directory to the
shared directories.
Regards,
Barry
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