Hi all, We have two machines with the following configuration: E3500 - Solaris 9 V890 - Solaris 10
and a Windows NFS Server. We can mount the shared directory on both machines, create files, directories under this shared directory with any user. If the NFS is mounted on the Solaris 9 server, we can perform all the operations above plus chmod. If mounted on the Solaris 10 server, we cannot execute a chmod on the file. If I am logged in with root user, it works: machine at root>> ls -l teste3 -rw-r----- 1 nobody nobody 0 Nov 7 09:40 teste3 spos1021 at root>> chmod 644 teste3 machine at root>> ls -l teste3 -rw-r--r-- 1 nobody nobody 0 Nov 7 09:40 teste3 When we are logged with any other user, and try to chmod a file, we get the following error: machine at relatorios>> ls -l teste3 -rw-r--r-- 1 nobody nobody 0 Nov 7 09:40 teste3 machine at relatorios>> chmod 644 teste3 chmod: WARNING: can't change teste3 This is the mount line command used on both machines: /share -soft,bg,vers=3,nosuid serverNFS:/share We already verified the permissions on the Windows side and it`s ok. The most strange is that on Solaris 9 it works fine. Does anybody have an idea on what is happening? Thanks in advance. Thiago
