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Subject: Re: NFS mount problem between Next <-> APOLLO
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Date: 9 Apr 91 04:37:42 GMT
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In article <1991Apr9.015148.17946@leland.Stanford.EDU> tonytran@portia.Stanford.EDU (Tony) writes:
   I mounted a remote Apollo file system successfully, but I am only
   able to access the Apollo if I were the root on the Next.

and later says

   Also, I trying mounting to the Next from the Apollo but is denied
   access.  It was working OK when the Next workstation was running
   version 1.0b.

If you tried to export from the Apollo and mount onto the NeXT and can
only access the files system as root, you may wish to check the UID of
the directory(s) and file(s) on both systems. Do they "collide?"

If you are getting "access denied," (from the Apollo?), you may have a
problem with the exporter's /etc/hosts file. If any systems are
running Sun-style yellow pages, you need to get a new "make" on the 
the yp-master.

hope this helps.
--
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