Dear Managers,
I wish to configure my /etc/exports file so that for a given filesystem
some clients have superuser access (-root=0 option) and others do not.
This would seem a reasonable thing, but so far all the combinations I
have tried (based on the exports manual page, which I don't really follow)
have either given all the client hosts su access, or none of them.
e.g.
I tried something like the following in /etc/exports
/data/stuff -access linux -root=0 alphas
to get /data/stuff exported without su priviledge to the `linux'
netgroup, with su priviledge to the `alpha' netgroup and no export
by any other host.
The above does not work, the linux group gets -root=0 priviledge too.
What is the correct syntax ?
Regards,
Paul
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Received on Mon Jul 17 1995 - 18:20:40 NZST