Is it possible to give access to a nfs share to a particular
user in a particular system?
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Answer / raj
you can give permission to an ip or to the users(The user
should be from the system where the file is getting
shared,external access from users arenot allowed except for
nfsnobody). If you want to give permission to an ip then
open /etc/exports...Let /data be the shared directory:
/data 10.2.1.1(ro,sync)
To give permission to a user like harry:
setfacl -m u:harry:rwx /data.
By default the nfs gets accessed by the user nfsnobody. So
you can add or remove a particular permissions to this user
using acl.
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