Hi,
My SAC installation under Ubuntu Linux cannot write to NFS (v3, different versions) mounts - independently of the access right of the user
The write command fails with the following error message:
ERROR 101: opening file /nfs/something/bla.sac (Insufficient access rights.)
The file is actually created, but without file rights set, and it remains empty...:
---------- 1 myself mygroup 0 Sep 6 05:45 bla2.sac
And yes, the problem exists only with sac. Writing from other programs (same user, same share) works flawlessly
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance, Philipp
My SAC installation under Ubuntu Linux cannot write to NFS (v3, different versions) mounts - independently of the access right of the user
The write command fails with the following error message:
ERROR 101: opening file /nfs/something/bla.sac (Insufficient access rights.)
The file is actually created, but without file rights set, and it remains empty...:
---------- 1 myself mygroup 0 Sep 6 05:45 bla2.sac
And yes, the problem exists only with sac. Writing from other programs (same user, same share) works flawlessly
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance, Philipp
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Hi,
I wrote on nfs mount dir from sac on CentOS 7 (server and client) without problems,
As noted by sac command you have a permissions problem..also me gave the same ERROR 101 when I try write
On my mounted home dir (/mnt/remote/home), but when I try write on my “user” mounted /mnt/remote/home/milton dir all is OK.
——test fail
[milton@pcasain7 ~]$ sac
SEISMIC ANALYSIS CODE [05/02/2014 (Version 101.6a)]
Copyright 1995 Regents of the University of California
SAC> funcgen
SAC> w /mnt/236/home/test.sac
ERROR 101: opening file /mnt/236/home/test.sac (Insufficient access rights.)
SAC> q
——test OK
[milton@pcasain7 ~]$ sac
SEISMIC ANALYSIS CODE [05/02/2014 (Version 101.6a)]
Copyright 1995 Regents of the University of California
SAC> funcgen
SAC> w /mnt/236/home/milton/test.sac
SAC> q
[milton@pcasain7 ~]$ ls -l /mnt/236/home/milton/test.sac
-rw-rw-rw-. 1 milton milton 1032 Sep 10 06:29 /mnt/236/home/milton/test.sac
HTH,
Milton
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On 9 Sep 2019, at 18:13, Philipp Kästli @iris.washington.edu <kaestli<at>sed.ethz.ch> wrote:
Hi,
My SAC installation under Ubuntu Linux cannot write to NFS (v3, different versions) mounts – independently of the access right of the user
The write command fails with the following error message:
ERROR 101: opening file /nfs/something/bla.sac (Insufficient access rights.)
The file is actually created, but without file rights set, and it remains empty…:
---------- 1 myself mygroup 0 Sep 6 05:45 bla2.sac
And yes, the problem exists only with sac. Writing from other programs (same user, same share) works flawlessly
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance, Philipp
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