We user RHEL 6.X here, and it all works... How about change the permissions on /srv/roach_boot/boot so nobody can read it?
> Hi, > > I got troubles when trying to setup the NFS server on CentOS and > finally I decided to switch to UBUNTU. > I have reported all failures in this wiki page if this can help. > > http://wiki.med.ira.inaf.it/nfs:nfs > > Cheers, > Andrea > > 2014-12-03 16:44 GMT+01:00 Michael D'Cruze > <michael.dcr...@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk>: >> Dear all, >> >> >> The problem seems to be specific to Red Hat... I'm seeing a lot of forum >> posts complaining about dnsmasq being started as root then immediately >> dropping down to 'nobody' privileges, which is why it can't access >> /srv/roach_boot/boot. >> >> >> I'm speaking with a red hat engineer who is quite reluctant to tell me >> how >> to make such a fundamental change as to allow dnsmasq to run as root, >> but >> given SELinux runs in basically the same way, has anyone been able to >> find a >> workaround for it? >> >> >> BW >> MIchael > > > > -- > Andrea Mattana > > I.N.A.F. - Istituto di Radioastronomia > Radiotelescopi di Medicina > Via Fiorentina, 3513 - 40059 Medicina (Bo) > Tel. 051/6965834 Fax. 051/6965810 >
