You can try mounting as yourself using mount.9P. You can get it from
v9fs CVS repository (v9fs.sourceforge.net:/app/mount.9P). It needs
p9p installed and factotum running on the Linux box. I didn't test it
with the latest v9fs code, let me know if it doesn't work for you.
Thanks,
Lucho
On Nov 16, 2006, at 8:08 PM, Georg Lehner wrote:
Hello!
Try to configure fossil to
listen -N tcp!*!564
This will allow the "none" user to connect.
You would have to authenticate first (as user ajft) and then mount
from Linux, this I have not found out how to do yet.
Regards
Jorge-León
Adrian Tritschler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Having successfully (I think) turned a plan9 terminal into an auth/
cpu
system at home, I'm trying to export its fossil file system and then
mount this on a linux (Ubuntu) system. Reading back through various
mails here suggest it should be simple.
Something isn't quite right (yet). I'm trying to mount the fossil
filesystem on the linux system, run:
fafnir:/tmp$ sudo mount -t 9p -o user=ajft 10.0.0.123 /mnt
mount: permission denied
/var/log/syslog contains:
Nov 15 22:17:27 localhost kernel: [18670662.760000]
v9fs_errstr2errno:
errstr :cannot attach as none before authentication\ufffd\377
\ufffd: not
found
any ideas or suggestions?
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Adrian Tritschler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Jorge-León
