On Fri, 14 Jan 2000, Michael Bartosh wrote:

> a) check this out:
> >Filesystem       1K-blocks     Used    Avail Capacity  Mounted on
> >/dev/sd0a           195753    75985   100192    43%    /
> >kernfs                   1        1        0   100%    /kern
> >procfs                   4        4        0   100%    /proc
> >192.168.1.1:/tmp   1023964    32840   991124     3%    /Network/tmp
> >192.168.1.1:/tmp   1023964    32840   991124     3%    /Network/tmp
> 
> ?? is this part of the spooky df problem???
> 
	You've probably run the mount command twice?

> b) the dir I'm exporting is world readable and writable (a temp dir 
> for my local lan). On the netbsd box it looks like this:
> >laughter# ls -l /Network
> >total 1
> >d-wx--xrwx  3 root  wheel  56 Jan 14 18:40 tmp
> 
> and on the linux box it looks like this:
> >bartosh@heretic bartosh]$ ls -l / | grep tmp
> >d-wx--xrwx   3 root     root           56 Jan 14 21:40 tmp
> 
> On the linux box, naturally, anyone can rdd or write to it. However 
> on the netbsd side, root can rw and bartosh can only w, not read.
> 
	You need to to set -maproot=root on the nfs server - under
	linux is probably something like 'nosquashroot'..


		David/absolute