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glockner


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10-23-04 10:48 PM

Hello,
I have a Linux Red-Hat AS3 server with a /home/accounts/ directory
that I need
to export to a HP-UX 10.20 station. This directory contains user
accounts. In the exports file it is written /home/accounts
computerHP_name(rw)

On the HP-UX I have mounted the directory in the fstab file as follow
:

computerHP_name:/home/accounts /hosts/computerHP_name nfs rw 0 0

If I go into the mounted directory, I see all the subdirectories.

Now if a user try to log in the HP station, or if as root I write 'su
- user_name',
the user_name directory cannot be mounted.
As root, I am able to go into a subdirectory that has 755 rights only,
not user subdirectories.

What do I do wrong that makes the user directories not reachable ?
Thanks for your help
S. Glockner

PS : I a a NIS system. user ID and group are the same on the HP
station and on the linux server. There is also a link from
/home/user_name to /hosts/computerHP_name/user_name.





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