Keith M Wesolowski wrote:
On Fri, Jan 12, 2007 at 11:45:28AM -0800, juan valdez wrote:
This doesn't seem to help.
rpcinfo -p shows that it's running nfs and mountd in versions 2,3,4, etc.
It's the particular implementation of version 4 on Linux that the Solaris
doesn't like (the error I get is always 'Not owner' if I try to do version 4
mount). So telling it to run version 4 isn't going to help on the Linux nfs
server end since it's still incompatible (I was hoping the nfs-utils 1.0.10
would have solved this...).
The purpose of the -N 4 option is (supposed to be) to *not* allow/use
version 4, the NFS version which the Linux server apparently fails to
support correctly. If -N 4 (try also --no-nfs-version 4) also does
not work, then it sounds like there are at least 2 separate bugs you
need to file with your GNU/Linux vendor.
Is there a file system on the Linux server which is exported with the
"fsid-0"
export option? If not, then there needs to be and then the pathnames
that the
client uses adjusted appropriately.
Also, I would ensure that rpc.idmapd is running on the Linux server and that
it, and the idmapd running on the Solaris client, are appropriately
configured.
ps
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