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I have never seen this before, when I try to change to the foldder for exmaple /mnt/volumename it gives me permission denived even as root
This is a brand new volume on the netapp, and I can mount it, just cannot cd into it
I did an exportfs and it showed the correct permissions
-sec=sys,rw,root=ip address
Any ideas?
Thanks
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How did you mount it, with what options ?
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i did
mount 192.xxxx:/vol/volumename /mnt/folder
I did nto set nosuid, not sure to do that
But i figured it out, i had to change security using qtree from ntfs to unix, i am not sure why all volumes by default are set to ntfs, I have to figure that out. I created another test volume and it did the same thing.
But once I change it using qtree it now works thanks!
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on your filer do
options wafl.default_security_style
will tell you ntfs or unix
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To add to my last comment
Did you set nosuid on the mount options ?
