I have oracle linux 6.7 and i need to create a share folder with NFS.

The NFS server has a shared mount :

192.168.1.10:/OracleBK

In my oracle linux server, I created a folder , /orabackup and the oracle user from oinstall group is the owner of this folder :

mkdir /orabackup
chown -R oracle:oinstall /orabackup
chmod -R 777 /orabackup
mount -t nfs -o rw 192.168.1.10:/OracleBK /orabackup

The /etc/fstab corresponding line is

192.168.1.10:/OracleBK /orabackup nfs defaults 0 0

The command for mounting the folder is :

mount /orabackup

Now , the "orabackup" folder is mounted .

However the oracle user cannot read and write, and needs read and write permissions to this directory. The root user can read and write.

What should be done to give full permissions to the oracle user ?

I have oracle linux 6.7, a NFS server in Windows, and I am trying to mount a shared folder in Linux.

The Windows NFS server has a shared mount :

192.168.1.10:/OracleBK

In my oracle linux server, I created a folder , /orabackup and the oracle user from oinstall group is the owner of this folder :

mkdir /orabackup
chown -R oracle:oinstall /orabackup
chmod -R 777 /orabackup
mount -t nfs -o rw 192.168.1.10:/OracleBK /orabackup

The /etc/fstab corresponding line is

192.168.1.10:/OracleBK /orabackup nfs defaults 0 0

The command for mounting the folder used is :

mount /orabackup

Now , the "orabackup" folder is mounted .

However the oracle user cannot read and write, and needs read and write permissions to this directory. The root user can read and write.

What should be done to give full permissions to the oracle user ?

I have oracle linux 6.7 and i want to create a share folder with NFS. I have NFS server and it has a share folder :

192.168.1.10:/OracleBK

In my oracle linux , i have create a folder , /orabackup and the oracle user from oinstall group is owner of this folder :

mkdir /orabackup
chown -R oracle:oinstall /orabackup
chmod -R 777 /orabackup
mount -t nfs -o rw 192.168.1.10:/OracleBK /orabackup

and i config /etc/fstab :

192.168.1.10:/OracleBK /orabackup nfs defaults 0 0

and i execute this script for mounting folder :

mount /orabackup

Now , "orabackup" folder is mounted . But i want to read and write to this directory with oracle user . The oracle user can not read or write , because it has not permission . But root user can read and write on this directory . Can any one help me , what should i do for reading or writing on this directory with oracle user ?

I have oracle linux 6.7 and i need to create a share folder with NFS.

The NFS server has a shared mount :

192.168.1.10:/OracleBK

In my oracle linux server, I created a folder , /orabackup and the oracle user from oinstall group is the owner of this folder :

mkdir /orabackup
chown -R oracle:oinstall /orabackup
chmod -R 777 /orabackup
mount -t nfs -o rw 192.168.1.10:/OracleBK /orabackup

The /etc/fstab corresponding line is

192.168.1.10:/OracleBK /orabackup nfs defaults 0 0

The command for mounting the folder is :

mount /orabackup

Now , the "orabackup" folder is mounted .

However the oracle user cannot read and write, and needs read and write permissions to this directory. The root user can read and write.

What should be done to give full permissions to the oracle user ?