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Can a user mount a NFS?
In OpenBSD 5.8
I have set kern.usermount=1 with the command # sysctl kern.usermount=1 In this way a user can mount a filesystem, for esample that of an usb key. But I noted that the user can't mount a network filesystem and I've read in mount_ nfs's man page that the program uses a reserved port. Someone told me that this kind of port ca be used only by root. Can you confirm that in OpenBSD an user can't mount a NFS, even if kern.usermount is set to 1? Thank you. |
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Thanks a lot jggimi!
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The official FAQ provides tutorial information (albeit straight-forward & simple...) on mounting NFS in Section 6.7. This was written to be a gentle introduction to what can also be found in the manpages.
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Thank you, ocicat.
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