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RHEL v6.0 onwer / group is nobody nobody. How do i fix this ?
Posted on 2012-12-20
one of my customers has this issue on RHEL 6.0
created user/group of velocity/velocity with
>>those id's. Everything looked right, until I rebooted the worker in
>>order to test the startup sequence. After it rebooted, it reports the
>>owner/group of /mnt/velocity to be nobody/nobody. As a result, user
>>velocity is unable to write files on the share.
I told him to do chown - R root /mnt/velocity but no luck. Any ideas ?
created user/group of velocity/velocity with
>>those id's. Everything looked right, until I rebooted the worker in
>>order to test the startup sequence. After it rebooted, it reports the
>>owner/group of /mnt/velocity to be nobody/nobody. As a result, user
>>velocity is unable to write files on the share.
I told him to do chown - R root /mnt/velocity but no luck. Any ideas ?
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Make sure that the mount is not part of the autofs mounting process /etc/auto_home auto_master etc.
If that is how the partition is mounted, the ownership is set within that process and the chown/chmod does not work over those type of place holders.
If that is how the partition is mounted, the ownership is set within that process and the chown/chmod does not work over those type of place holders.
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