[OmniOS-discuss] auto_master /net not allowing root permission

[CJ Keist]

Here is the mount command for both the autofs and the manully mounted 
one. They both look the same:

root at projects2:/net/nasstore2/projects# mount | egrep nasstore2
/mnt on nasstore2:/projects 
remote/read/write/setuid/devices/xattr/dev=8780014 on Wed Aug  5 
15:10:13 2015
/net/nasstore2/projects on nasstore2:/projects 
remote/read/write/setuid/devices/xattr/dev=8780015 on Thu Aug  6 
09:24:16 2015

Thank you for the suggestion of creating a world writable folder. I did 
this and is what I found.

Going through the manual mount point /mnt, and creating a file it does 
get the root:root ownership.
But going through the autofs /net/nasstore2/projects and creating a file 
it is getting 99:99 ownership on the file???

Is autofs running as different user than root on OmniOS?





On 8/6/15 2:03 AM, Hugh McIntyre wrote:
> As well as Volker's suggestion, maybe type "mount" when the filesystem 
> is mounted under /net or /mnt and compare the reported mount options?
>
> One other debug trick if the filesystem is mounted but gives you 
> permission errors creating files is to go to a world writeable 
> directory and type "touch abc".  Then check the user/group matches 
> what you expect, mainly on the server but also on the client.
>
> Is the NFS server "nfsserver" on OmniOS or Centos or ...?
>
> Hugh.
>
>
> On 8/4/15 1:57 PM, Volker A. Brandt wrote:
>> [...]
>>> But the OmniOS system going through /net/nfsserver/mount gets
>>> permission denied when trying to create or delete anything. But if
>>> I manually mount the nfsserver share:
>>>
>>> mount nfsserver:/mount /mnt
>>>
>>> And then go into /mnt the OmniOS server can create/delete folders no
>>> issues. It's only through autofs that I get permission denied.
>>>
>>> Any Ideas???
>>>
>>> root at projects1:/etc#  sharectl get nfs
>>> servers=16
>>> lockd_listen_backlog=32
>>> lockd_servers=20
>>> lockd_retransmit_timeout=5
>>> grace_period=90
>>> server_versmin=2
>>> server_versmax=3
>>> client_versmin=2
>>> client_versmax=3
>>> server_delegation=on
>>> nfsmapid_domain=
>>> max_connections=-1
>>> protocol=ALL
>>> listen_backlog=32
>>> device=
>>> mountd_listen_backlog=64
>>> mountd_max_threads=16
>>
>> You have explicitly disabled NFSv4, so you cannot take advantage of
>> the username mapping features.  Hence your userids must match. Which
>> userid are you using to create/delete folders?  What are the mount
>> options in your automount configuration?  How is the share exported
>> on the CentOS side?
>>
>>
>> Regards -- Volker
>>
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