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NFS share full access for local user

Hi All,

Is it possible to give full access for a normal user in a NFS share?
If its not possible is there a trick with which I can make it work?

Thanks in advance
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This is done with regular unix permissions and ownerships

So if a directory on NFS server is owned by for instance john:accounting, the john:accounting on the client will be able to read/write/execute if chmod is set for user john at least.

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