Hello, > The "mounts" attachment is empty.
A strange behaviour I did not know about before: scp root@nfs_client:/proc/mounts indeed reproducably creates an empty file on my workstation. First creating a local copy and then scp-ing it worked, I attached the result. > But I can guess your /roroot is NFS, and it is exported readonly on NFS > server. > > For NFS branch, there are two levels of permission check. > - dir's cached permission bits only, no server interaction. > - ask NFS server. > > I guess your case has fallen to the second level What I do not understand here, is why the NFS server does not allow the operation, though it does if the directory is exported read-write (I tested that). Regards Christoph
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