> 
> share  -F nfs  -o rw=katri:katrina,anon=-1 -d "Home Dirs"  /export/home

Read the Solaris man page for 'share_nfs' to understand why this
doesn't work the way you want.  The problem is the "anon=-1" option.

David S.


> 
> Of course, that was after me playing a bit with the configuration of 
> dfstab and screwing most of the time. Since I was using only the DEC 
> and the SS20 to test it out, that gave me a bit of a problem in the 
> netbsd box (i.e. it mounted but does not let me access it).  So, I 
> would like to umount the directory off the netbsd box and put it back 
> now that I finally figured out the arguments for share.  Problem is 
> that I am having a bit of a problem:
> 
> katri# umount -f /home/foo
> umount: /home: Permission denied
> katri#
> katri# df
> Filesystem           1K-blocks     Used     Avail Capacity  Mounted on
> /dev/sd0a                63639    32546     27911    53%    /
> /dev/sd0d               297791   262131     20770    92%    /usr
> /dev/sd0e                86686    39390     42961    47%    /home
> kushana:/export/home         0        0         0   100%    /home/foo
> katri# ls /home/foo
> ls: foo: Permission denied
> katri#
> 
> How can I persuade the partition to properly umount?
>