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This is the result of user/group IDs not knowing how to map themselves correctly over NFS. The idmapd file helps adjust those mappings. | This is the result of user/group IDs not knowing how to map themselves correctly over NFS. The idmapd file helps adjust those mappings. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:08, 13 March 2014
If you are on a server that is listing the owner of a file as nobody:nobody that is the result of a missing line in a config file. It's a very simple fix though:
edit the file: /etc/idmapd.conf and add the line
DOMAIN=bkslab.org
Then service nslcd restart (or service sssd restart), whichever is in use. You *may* need to remount the nfs mounts (umount /srv/nfs/*)
This is the result of user/group IDs not knowing how to map themselves correctly over NFS. The idmapd file helps adjust those mappings.