Re: nfs access to volumes with ntfs security mode

Hi,

Did you grant read-only access to "vol0" of the cDOT SVM?

On Thu, Jun 23, 2016 at 7:22 AM, Peter D. Gray pdg@uow.edu.au wrote:

Hi toasters

We are migrating to cluster mode from 7 mode and having troubles with NFS access to volumes also doing CIFS.

If I create a volume with NTFS security mode, and export aforesaid volume via NFS to a client, the client cannot read the volume. The mount suceeds, that is a filesystem handle is returned, but calls to access the directort fail, with message "file temporarily unavailable on the server, retrying..." The actual NFS error over the wire is is NFS3ERR_JUKEBOX. This is as root on the client. Non-root just gets permission denied.

We have already set -ignore-nt-acl-for-root enabled on the vserver.

The actuall settings on the vserver are:

            -access true \
            -v3 enabled \
            -udp enabled \
            -tcp enabled \
            -v4-id-domain its.uow.edu.au \
            -v4.0 enabled \
            -v4.1 enabled \
            -v4.0-acl enabled \
            -v4.1-acl enabled \
            -v4.0-read-delegation enabled \
            -v4.1-read-delegation enabled \
            -v4.0-write-delegation enabled \
            -v4.1-write-delegation enabled \
            -v4.1-pnfs enabled \
            -v4-numeric-ids enabled \
            -mount-rootonly enabled \
            -nfs-rootonly enabled \
            -showmount enabled \
            -vstorage disabled \
            -ignore-nt-acl-for-root enabled

So, what are we doing wrong or is this a bug?