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Old 11-25-2001, 09:32 AM   #1
Steave
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NFS-server trouble!


Hi everybody!!
I want to achieve the following:

I want to share a public folder via NFS. That is everybody in the group users should have full rw-access. Also the user nobody should be admitted rw-access. To achieve this, I set the access priviliges and ownership to the folders as follows:

rw-rw-r-- nobody users my.file

This works fine so far, but when I create a file via NFS, it gets created rw-r--r--. (I got the all_quench figured out, so at least it belongs to nobody:users) This way I cannot create dir-trees, since if I create a directory, I don't have write access to it as user.
Is there a way to mask new files rw-rw-r-- by default or can I mount the nfs-shares as nobody??

Pls help! Steave.
 
  


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