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Re: [PLUG] directory permissions corrupted in 8.10
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Pardon questioning the obvious, but do the UID's match between the
client and the server. NFS also has this feature of expecting user ids
to line up. Sudo doesn't help in that situation as network file
systems (sensibly) tend to quash those users. Root on localhost
doesn't equate to root on server.
Anyways, just a line of thought.
On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 2:15 PM, Art Alexion <art.alexion@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Tuesday 11 November 2008 11:36:08 am Bringhurst, Jonathan O (Mission
> Systems) wrote:
>> Here's a few shots in the dark.
>>
>> Try cd-ing into the dir as a normal user AND as root. I'm thinking you
>> might have it executable by the owner and not everyone.
>>
>> Try 'chmod a+x /mnt/H' anyway. Then try to cd in again (sometimes
>> permissions on the dir won't show up until you try to cd in).
>>
>> Try 'stat /mnt/H', it might give you another clue (but probably not).
>> Question marks usually means stat() is returning nulls in the struct, so
>> this might be an issue of "it isn't there" rather than permissions.
>
> I am thinking it is a recent change in samba or hal.
>
> stat /mnt/H
> returns permission denied.
>
> Here is a follow up.
>
> sudo umount /mnt/H
> no errors
> sudo mount /mnt/H
> no errors
> ls -l /mnt/
> now /mnt/CompMDB has the errors.
> sudo umount /mnt/CompMDB
> sudo mount /mnt/CompMDB
> ls -l /mnt/
> now the problems are back on /mnt/H
>
> WTF?
>
>
>
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