Guess i shouldn't reply from my junk folder huh ? :)
On Nov 14, 2009, at 5:42 PM, Robert Gordon wrote:
>
> 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_
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_doma
Tom,
Thanks for the direction. I have got it working and understand why!
Grant.
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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
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
