I'm trying to mount a NFS-Share where I need specific permissions on the linux-site and a specific user on windows-site who is able to read AND write in this NFS-share.
When I mount the share on Linux
sudo mount -t nfs myservername:/NFSSHARE /mnt/mymountpoint
it has the permissions 777 (drwxrwxrwx - nfsnobody). At this point the Windows user is able to read and write in this share.
I then change the permissions on Linux the way I need them in my Linux environment. After that the Windows user is just able to read in this share, no more write permissions.
How can I gain specific Linux permissions on the one site while still keeping read/write-permissions for the Windowsuser?
Do I need some more mount-options (like no_root_squash or similiar?). Unfortunately I'm a real NFS-Noob.
So I would be thankful for your help!(:
Source: http://superuser.com/questions/621794/nfs-mounts-linux-windows-permissions
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