Seem like you might have non-matching nfsv4 domains. For Linux, see "man rpc.idmapd" and the -d option, it should match (on open solaris)
# cat /var/run/nfs4_domain my_v4_domain.com should you wish to alter the nfsv4 domain for solaris you can do this: # pfexec sharectl set -p nfsmapid_domain=allaboutme.com nfs hth, Robert. On Oct 29, 2009, at 4:32 PM, Grant wrote: > I am currently trying to move my users home directories to a server running > opensolaris 2009.06. > > I have created an /export/home file system, then a child file system for each > user. So when I go and mount the /export/home file system I get directories > that are all owned by root and empty. > > If I mount the file system individually I get the proper ownerships and files. > > for example mounting /export/home/grant gives me all of my files and they are > all owned by me. > > I was reading the sys admin guide and poking through the man pages and saw > that I should really be using nfsv4 so I mounted with nfsv4 and I get the > files now , but ownership is now nobody and the group is nogroup. > > I say automount is supposed to help but I can not really use automount here > so that does not really help. > > I wanted to avoid using one filesystem for the whole group of user > directories so I could have snapshots of certain users on a more regular > basis. > > The system I am test mounting on is running ubuntu 9.04. > > Anyone had this experience and fixed it? > > Thank you. > > Grant > -- > This message posted from opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ > nfs-discuss mailing list > nfs-discuss at opensolaris.org
