I know it is a bit off the topic of this list but I simply don't know where to ask. I'm trying to use my linux-machine as a YP and NFS server. With SuSE 6.2 it was no problem to make my users mount the /home share on their workstations and to use YP. Now I tried to install a new server (got a new, stronger machine :-))))) using SuSE 6.3. YP works fine but when I mount the /home share I get all of the users directories, but they are empty. I simply don`t know what to do as it worked the same way on SuSE 6.2. Has anything changed in SuSE 6.3 or is it a bug? A desperate admin searching for help P.S.: At the moment I only got one entry in my exports file it is /home (works with 6.2)
"Der Meister!!" wrote:
I know it is a bit off the topic of this list but I simply don't know where to ask. I'm trying to use my linux-machine as a YP and NFS server. With SuSE 6.2 it was no problem to make my users mount the /home share on their workstations and to use YP. Now I tried to install a new server (got a new, stronger machine :-))))) using SuSE 6.3. YP works fine but when I mount the /home share I get all of the users directories, but they are empty. I simply don`t know what to do as it worked the same way on SuSE 6.2. Has anything changed in SuSE 6.3 or is it a bug?
Some possibilities are existing. At first the re-export doesn't work in 6.3 At second you might have running kernel NFS. In that case you might try the commands kexportfs -a kexportfs -r Regards, Fred Mobach
Some possibilities are existing.
At first the re-export doesn't work in 6.3
At second you might have running kernel NFS. In that case you might try the commands kexportfs -a kexportfs -r
Regards,
Fred Mobach
Thanks for the help. Found my mistake. In SuSE 6.3 the dirs for the newly created users are created with 700. So I got to set it to 755 to get to look into those directories. (When did that change, in SuSE 6.2 my new home-directories are being created with 755). Sorry for the inconviniences cya jochen
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