Uncrossable Mount Points
rick/1024000
rick at ulticorp.UUCP
Tue Nov 6 03:37:16 AEST 1990
>From Thor Lancelot Simon <lancelot at spock.uucp>:
> ... To root (UID 0) the file systems behave normally. To a
> normal user, once one has cd'ed to /usr/local, it is impossible to cd .. -
> impossible to cross the mount point. 'df .' from /usr/local yields
> "Could not find mount point for ." We export the /usr/local filesystem to
>a number of other machines, and on those machines, the mount point is crossable
> which makes me feel that the problem must lie with the /usr filesystem on the
> server. Can anybody shed some light on this? All the filesystems in question
We had a similar problem on an RS/6000 using local mounts. The problem turned
out to be the permissions on the directory before the mount were less than
the permissions after the mount.
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