Assume we have two machines, A and B, running the same version of Linux.
A is a workstation, B is a server (with Samba share for the Mrs)
On A, user 1 has a UID of 500, user 2 has a UID of 501
On B, user 1 has a UID of 501, user 2 has a UID of 500
When user 1 goes to B:/home/user1, all files are owned by user1:users.
When you TELNET to B from A, user1's files are suddenly owned by user2 ?
Que ??
I didn't think UID's mattered across NFS mounts ?
Jon
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