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From: rmf@media.uucp (Roger Fujii)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apollo
Subject: Re: NFS problem with 10.2
Keywords: NFS, Domain OS/10.2
Message-ID: <1990Aug7.205029.15694@media.uucp>
Date: 7 Aug 90 20:50:29 GMT
References: <104@cache.water.ca.gov>
Organization: Media Cybernetics, Inc.
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kwongj@caldwr.water.ca.gov (James Kwong) writes:

>We have a mixture of 9.7 and 10.2 nodes on our network.
>I recently upgraded our Sun's mount point Apollo to SR10.2
>and started experiencing problems with the Apollo
>mounts on our Suns. 

Surprise...

[ symptom deleted]

>When this happens, users cannot access the '/apollo' directory from 
>the Sun.

>What's strange is IF I SU AS ROOT on the Sun, I'm able to access the
>apollo file system WITHOUT THESE PROBLEMS. It seems to be only when 
>I'm log in as a regular user, do I get the above error messages.
>     
>As anyone else experience this problem and found a cure
>for it?

Yes, I have experienced it.  No, I have no clue how to fix it (well, yes I
do, but I don't feel like making a client nfs right now).  It seems
to have something to do with the Apollo's nfsd owner changing from root/user
to a 'person'.

>I've called Sun and they said that it is probably not their
>problem but an Apollo problem. 


This is a definite problem with 10.2.  10.1 nfs had a completely different
problem.  
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