In a message dated 2/20/2002 2:04:01 PM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I have exported a USS HFS on an OS/390 that I would like mounted on my > 2.2.16 Suse system. I have the file mounted but when I attempt to access > the files or list them I get 'permission denied' messages. > > The filesystem is exported as the default -rw for any client, and the mode > is even set to 777 for the filesystem. Has anyone done this before or have > and words of wisdom. > What is your "security( )" setting in MVSNFS.CNTL(NFSATTR) ?? snip.... # SECURITY attribute control the level of security checking. # The format of the security keyword is security(mvs,hfs,public # where: # mvs - security option for mvs data access # hfs - security option for HFS data access # public - security option for data access with the public # filehandle # The first positional parameter is required and the other two # are optional. When the optional parameters are not specified # they are assigned the same security as the first parameter. # Four options can be chosen from. They are: # NONE - No security checking is performed. # SAF - SAF checking is performed in line. # EXPORTS - EXPORTS file is used to check security. # SAFEXP - Both SAF and EXPORTS file checks are performed. # # # Defaults are SAFEXP for all data accesses. security(safexp,safexp,safexp) The 2nd parameter would have to be NONE or EXPORTS in order for RACF to NOT come into play.... I think.... Dave
