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- X-RFC822-From: "Steve Thompson, Cheme System Mangler" <olin@cheme.tn.cornell.edu>
- From: "Steve Thompson, Cheme System Mangler" <olin@cheme.tn.cornell.edu>
- Message-ID: <0095F0B5.2709FAC0.1881@cheme.tn.cornell.edu>
- Subject: RE: ucx bind to NFS devices
- Organization: The INFO-MULTINET Community
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- PACK@UARS.ACD.UCAR.EDU (Daniel Packman (303) 497-1427) says:
-
- >Has anyone tried to do a ucx bind to nfs devices?
- >I have tried to do a ucx bind to such a device which seems to
- >succeed (no error messages) but within posix I cd to this
- >directory and find apparently no files.
- >
- >Under VMS5.5-1 and multinet 3.0H I do
- >
- >$ ucx bind nfs7: "/v"
- >$ucx sho bind
- >
- >Logical filesystem Pathname
- >ACDURS$DKA400: /cdrom
- >_ACDURS$DKA300:[POSIX$CONT] /cont
- >ACDURS$DKA100: /dka100
- >ACDURS$DKA200: /dka200
- >_NFS7: /v
- >ACDURS$DKA300: /vms
- >
- >$ posix
- >psx> mount
- >_ACDURS$DKA300:[POSIX$CONT] on /cont
- >ACDURS$DKA300: on /vms
- >ACDURS$DKA100: on /dka100
- >ACDURS$DKA400: on /cdrom
- >ACDURS$DKA200: on /dka200
- >_NFS7: on /v
- >psx> cd /v
- >psx> ls
- >psx>
-
- I don't have Multinet, but I'd be willing to bet that this is a POSIX
- problem. We have POSIX 1.0 installed on a 4500 running UCX 1.3A, and
- I have this problem with *all* UCX container file systems (it works fine
- with VMS file systems). I have multiple container file systems that
- are normally exported to a bunch of unix clients. From the unix clients,
- everything works fine. From within POSIX, no files are shown unless
- you have BYPASS privilege (which I'm not willing to hand out :-)), but
- even then the UID and GID values displayed (which should be mapped from
- the UCX proxy database) are completely wrong. I've called CSC on it,
- but no word yet. This renders POSIX essentially useless for us.
-
- Steve
-