"Eduardo Ceva" writes:
- I setup my backup scheme like this. I mount all of my server
- using NFS under /mnt/backup/servername, for exemple if the server
- is PIAUI I mount using NFS at /mnt/backup/piaui.
- All my linux servers works fine bacouse at exports file I include
- the option no_root_squash, and the backup finish with success
- every day, but in the BSD this option doesn=B4t exist, and I get
- the message "permission denied". I read the man page of exports
- on BSD and I found the option rootmap. Someone knows how to make
- the rootmap option works like no_root_squash?
A description of what ``no_root_squash'' does would have
helped us BSD-heads... Oh well, I found the description using
FreeBSD's manual page engine, looking at the RedHat 7.1 manual
pages.
Basically, it's what the commercial OS's list as the
``root=<hostname>'' option, and the BSD sources list as
``-maproot=<user>''.
So, you want to add ``-maproot=root'' to the filesystem
entry in the exports file on your BSD servers.
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