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Nobody Ownership
(21 January 2013)
Problem
When I look at the files exported from my CentOS 6 server, everything's owned by "nobody".On the server, you'll see error messages like:Jan 21 12:47:31 centos6-7 nfsidmap[5071]: nss_getpwnam: '$USER@localdomain' does not map into domain '$SOMEDOMAIN'
Solution
There are a couple of things you can do:- check that there is an explicitly set domain name in /etc/resolv.conf
- check that the "Domain =" line in /etc/idmapd.conf is set explicitly to the local DNS domain name
- check that the name of the local machine appears in /etc/hosts. This is necessary because the networking stack starts before NIS or LDAP is available, so just having that information there is not good enough. If you mess with /etc/hosts, a reboot is usually required.
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