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. > Also, this parameter from NFSATTR will come into play.... In this sample..you'd have to mount to /hfs/rest-of-mountpoint-on-uss Dave snip.... # The HFS attribute specifies a new HFS file system prefix to be # imbedded in the mount directory path name. The default value of # the HFS file system prefix is /hfs. Mount requests received by # the Network File System beginning with the HFS file system # prefix value are identified as mount requests for OpenEdition # MVS. The HFS file system prefix value is not part of the path # name. # # Note: The HFS file system must be mounted locally by OpenEdition # MVS or the client mount fails. # hfs(prefix) | nohfs hfs(/hfs)
