Hello All,
server1: fedora 3
server2: win2k server
server3: solaris 9
I mounted a smb share from server2 on to the fedora3 server.
mount -t smbfs -o ro -o username=******,password=*******,workgroup=domain01 //srv082/business1 /test
This works and /test is now the smb share from server2
Now I would like to exportfs /test to server3! (feel it coming)
this is what I used:
exportfs -o ro server3:/test
when trying to mount this from server3, it gives me permission denied.
Sharing any other directory from server1 to server3 works this way.
Is it because I'm mounting a smb type and therefore it cannot share it out ?
Or, is it actually not possible to export a mounted fs ?
Many thanks!
Iga
server1: fedora 3
server2: win2k server
server3: solaris 9
I mounted a smb share from server2 on to the fedora3 server.
mount -t smbfs -o ro -o username=******,password=*******,workgroup=domain01 //srv082/business1 /test
This works and /test is now the smb share from server2
Now I would like to exportfs /test to server3! (feel it coming)
this is what I used:
exportfs -o ro server3:/test
when trying to mount this from server3, it gives me permission denied.
Sharing any other directory from server1 to server3 works this way.
Is it because I'm mounting a smb type and therefore it cannot share it out ?
Or, is it actually not possible to export a mounted fs ?
Many thanks!
Iga