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  • I'm getting a little lock on the folder that I mount the nfs share to (ubuntu) so I can't write to it unless I go through terminal and put sudo. I have checked it using df -h and it says it is rw. I should mentioned the share is coming from a EMC VNXe. Any ideas?

  • @shapedthought How did you mount the share from the emc to the computer...did you edit the fstab with appropriate permissions...how are the permissions set on the SAN it self? I need more information to help appropriately

  • @mstjohn33 In the VNXe all it has is read/ write, allow root which is what I have set the share to. I have just gone into fstab and put in ip-address:/ubuntu-share /home/ed/Desktop/VNXe3 nfs rw,sync,hard but the folder is still locked. I'm very very new to Linux if you hadn't already guessed!

  • Very useful. Thanks for your efforts. One question I have is - at the beginning of this tutorial it appears you are logged into msj@server, but you are working on the client? This is confusing

  • @Sharturse

    I am sorry I did not meant to confuse...I did it only for demonstrating purposes but I am happy that you liked it. Thanks

    

  • now, with the automount: my opensuse is nomore starting

  • hei john, thank you for this vid. helped me really out......dang.......

  • thank you it was very helpful

  • @famas2007

    Thanks, I am happy that it worked...and thanks for subscribing

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