hello guys
I installed openSUSE and I'm enjoying it, but I'm having problems with the network nfs
On the server, in the file /etc/exports I created the following line:
/home/sergio/fat *(rw,sync,no_root_squash)
and on the client I did the mount in /etc/fstab using the line:
192.168.1.101:/home/fat nfs /media/nfs driveF auto, user, users, rw 0 0
With the above settings:
I'm accessing the shared folder /home/sergio/fat from any PC
I'm reading and writing in the network as a user on any client PC
But the Common User client can not edit files created by common user server unless permissions are 777.
Regular users of the server also can not edit the files recorded by the network unless these files are as originally 777
The root on client PCs, access everything without problems, unrestricted
How do I get a regular user on a client PC, can edit a file not created by it on a server?
How to make that a regular user can edit the server files received from client PCs?
Sorry for bad English :)
Please, any help is welcome.
I installed openSUSE and I'm enjoying it, but I'm having problems with the network nfs
On the server, in the file /etc/exports I created the following line:
/home/sergio/fat *(rw,sync,no_root_squash)
and on the client I did the mount in /etc/fstab using the line:
192.168.1.101:/home/fat nfs /media/nfs driveF auto, user, users, rw 0 0
With the above settings:
I'm accessing the shared folder /home/sergio/fat from any PC
I'm reading and writing in the network as a user on any client PC
But the Common User client can not edit files created by common user server unless permissions are 777.
Regular users of the server also can not edit the files recorded by the network unless these files are as originally 777
The root on client PCs, access everything without problems, unrestricted
How do I get a regular user on a client PC, can edit a file not created by it on a server?
How to make that a regular user can edit the server files received from client PCs?
Sorry for bad English :)
Please, any help is welcome.