jwz@lucid.com (Jamie Zawinski) (01/17/91)
We recently upgraded to SunOS 4.1, and root activities on NFS-mounted filesystems are no longer honoured (that is, if logged in as root, you can't touch files owned by root.) I understand the security implications of allowing root access across NFS, but I can't find the appropriate incantation in the manuals; can someone tell me how to enable it? Thanks, -- Jamie <jwz@lucid.com>
mferrare@physics.adelaide.edu.au (Mark Ferraretto) (01/21/91)
jwz@lucid.com (Jamie Zawinski) writes: >We recently upgraded to SunOS 4.1, and root activities on NFS-mounted >filesystems are no longer honoured (that is, if logged in as root, you >can't touch files owned by root.) I understand the security implications >of allowing root access across NFS, but I can't find the appropriate >incantation in the manuals; can someone tell me how to enable it? >Thanks, > -- Jamie <jwz@lucid.com> If you put the following in you /etc/fstab. /exported/filesystem -root=allowedhost1:allowedhost2,access=allowedhost1,allowedhost2 -- _ Name : Mark Ferraretto \ \ Place : Department of Physics and Mathematical Physics || \ \ University of Adelaide ==========>==>==-- Aarnet: mferrare@physics.adelaide.edu.au