[linux-cifs-client] CIFS Files List Problems
Wagner, Chris (GEAE, CBTS)
chris.wagner at ae.ge.com
Thu Apr 20 02:48:20 GMT 2006
That's not right. U shouldn't have to have NIS on the Linux side. NFS
is a blind, deaf, dumb, and stateless protocol. U should only have to
mount it and the filesystem permissions should take over. Maybe u
didn't set the file permissions right on the NT side. U could always
have the NT box be the mounter instead of the mountee.
Devon Harding wrote:
>
> I've tried the NFS route (via Windows 2003 R2) but had a tough time
> getting it to work. The fs mounts fine, but had premission denied
> while accessing the mount point. Only to find out that I had to
> configure a NIS server on the FC5 side, only to realise that the NIS
> server doese't start right.
>
--
Chris Wagner
CBTS
GE Aircraft Engines
Chris.Wagner at ae.ge.com
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