Posted March 21, 201410 yr There are a few linux machines in my company which have their /home and /home/scans/data directory mapped from the nfs server. Therefore I believe the permissions of directories on these linux machines will be inherited from the nfs server too? I need to access the /home/scans/data directory in one of the Linux machines, and make changes in other folders/files in it. Unfortunately, in the linux machine, I can't even do an ls -la from /home/scans : Code: lychee:/home/scans# ls -la ls: cannot open directory .: Permission denied lychee:/home/scans# To check the permissions of /home/scans : Code: lychee:/home/scans# ls -ld /home/scans drwxr-x--x 10 root nta 4096 2010-02-01 12:14 /home/scans The permission in the nfs server for /home/scans/data is : Code: date:~# ls -ld /home/scans/data drwxrws--T 176 root testdata 12288 2014-03-10 17:22 /home/scans/data In the linux machine, I am logged in as root. And as I can see from the output above, root has rwx on the directory above. So why can't I access the folder even with these permissions for root? Continue reading...
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