Hi Guys,
After reviewing this I found my observations were incorrect.
I have since tried NFSv4 with the same result. I'm now back using NFSv3.
I am booting to pre-pivot rdbreak=pre-pivot.
If I cd /sysroot/tmp (as I did previously) and ../bin/touch test the
test file is created however the permissions are nobody:nobody:
-rw---- 1 nobody nobody 0 Oct 7 11:47 test
If I try the same in /sysroot i.e. ./bin/touch test I then get:
Permission denied
For some reason the NFS is seeing the root UID.
The mount options are
10.197.170.5:/vol/filerboot/linux/images/live-mon-test /sysroot -o
rw,fg,timeo=6000,retrans=2,rsize=32768,wsize=32768,hard,nointr,noacl,tcp,nfsver=3,nolock,sec=sys
If I chroot into /sysroot and do id it returns with:
uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root)
however files get created with the nobody attribute in /tmp?
rpcbind appears to be running as the root user.
When I try to start services such as rpc.statd within the chroot I
get: superuser access required.
Any ideas?
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