Luis Peralta wrote:
> I'm trying to setup some Xterminals using cheap old 486's. Clients
> boot and are able to get their respective ip addresses and the like
> using bootp. The problem comes when they mount their root partition over
> nfs as they can't write to it. They are able to write into the /tmp
> subdir as it is 777, but the user id of root gets squashed to nobody
> even if the nfs server /etc/exports explicitly says (rw,
> no_root_squash).
> Server /etc/exports looks like:
>
> /xterminal (no_root_squash,rw)
Each terminal needs its own /tmp and /var directories. These
directories cannot be shared between hosts, or bad things will happen.
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