craig@stat.tamu.edu (Craig Smith) (06/08/90)
Hello. Hopefully someone out there can help me. Here's the situation. We have a new HP 9000 series 345, running HP-UX 7.0, and wish to mount its disk on another machine (a Sun 3/260 running SunOs 4.1) via NFS. The kernal on the HP has been configured to support long filenames (if that matters any), and also to support NFS, using SAM. /etc/exports has been modified to give access to the sun for the file-system in question (/). /etc/inetd.conf has been modified to enable all the RPC programs. Now, while the filesystem can be NFS-mounted just fine, any attempt to access the directory by a non-root user on the sun yields a "NFS getattr failed for server worf - RPC: Authentication error". Also, files created by root show up as owned by 'nobody', and there doesn't appear to be anyway to grant root access to particular machines in /etc/exports like there is on suns. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Please reply by mail as I do not usually read this newsgroup. Thanks. --- Craig Smith, Statistics Department, Texas A&M University, <craig@stat.tamu.edu> --- Craig Smith, <craig@stat.tamu.edu> Department of Statistics, Texas A&M