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Export a file system with write permissions
Hi,

Is there a way we can export a file system with write permissions for only one user.

For eg. we have many users on the network, but only user2 should have write permissions on the exported file system and for others it should be read-only.
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On AIX and *BSD is possible, let's say :
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/tmp/test1 - allowing user1,(rw), insecure
/tmp/test1 - allowing user2,(r), secure --no-acl
These are just examples I have found in the net.
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On AIX and *BSD is possible, let's say :

These are just examples I have found in the net.

I'm getting invalid options error.
Please point me to the source, so that I can read and continue.

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Here are two links I've found - No1 and No2; Actually, the thing that you want may not be possible at all, regardless of the OS type, I didn't find absolute proof that this will work on AIX either. Sorry if I misled you.
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Here are two links I've found - No1 and No2; Actually, the thing that you want may not be possible at all, regardless of the OS type, I didn't find absolute proof that this will work on AIX either. Sorry if I misled you.
Seems like it.
Anyway, thanks for the effort
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will this theory be applicable for ZFS?
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I'm not sure, it may depend on the certain OS implementation, for example FreeBSD has added experimental support for ZFS, you have to check the manuals.
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