hi, folks
I have client and server using nfsv3. The kernels are all 4.16-rc3.
In client I mount a partition or a disk formatted in xfs/ext4 in
/nfstest. It seems there is someting wrong with inheritance of sgid. I
try the following operations in the client.
> [root@localhost ]#id user1
> uid=1003(user1) gid=1006(testgroup1) groups=1006(testgroup1),1007(testgroup2)
> [root@localhost ]# mount -t nfs -o vers=3 -o noac 192.168.56.9:/data/nfstest /mnt/test/
> [root@localhost ]# cd /mnt/test/
> [root@localhost ]# mkdir mainsub
> [root@localhost ]# setfacl -d -m u:user2:rwx mainsub/
> [root@localhost ]# chown user1:testgroup1 mainsub/
> [root@localhost ]# runuser -u user1 -g testgroup1 mkdir mainsub/subdir1
> [root@localhost ]# runuser -u user1 -g testgroup2 mkdir mainsub/subdir2
> [root@localhost ]# ls -l mainsub/
> drwxrwsr-x+ 2 user1 testgroup1 4096 Mar 6 22:50 subdir1
> drwxrwxr-x+ 2 user1 testgroup1 4096 Mar 6 22:50 subdir2
The subdir2 losts SGID. But if the same operations are applied in the
xfs or ext4 directedly, the SGID could be interited normally.
> [root@localhost ]# ls -l mainsub/
> drwxrwsr-x+ 2 user1 testgroup1 4096 Mar 6 22:55 subdir1
> drwxrwsr-x+ 2 user1 testgroup1 4096 Mar 6 22:55 subdir2
Is this a bug of NFSv3?
Lu Xinyu
hi, folks
I have client and server using nfsv3. The kernels are all 4.16-rc3.
In client I mount a partition or a disk formatted in xfs/ext4 in
/nfstest. It seems there is someting wrong with inheritance of sgid. I
try the following operations in the client.
> [root@localhost ]#id user1
> uid=1003(user1) gid=1006(testgroup1) groups=1006(testgroup1),1007(testgroup2)
> [root@localhost ]# mount -t nfs -o vers=3 -o noac 192.168.56.9:/data/nfstest /mnt/test/
> [root@localhost ]# cd /mnt/test/
> [root@localhost ]# mkdir mainsub
> [root@localhost ]# setfacl -d -m u:user2:rwx mainsub/
> [root@localhost ]# chown user1:testgroup1 mainsub/
(supplement) # chmod 2775 mainsub/
> [root@localhost ]# runuser -u user1 -g testgroup1 mkdir mainsub/subdir1
> [root@localhost ]# runuser -u user1 -g testgroup2 mkdir mainsub/subdir2
> [root@localhost ]# ls -l mainsub/
> drwxrwsr-x+ 2 user1 testgroup1 4096 Mar 6 22:50 subdir1
> drwxrwxr-x+ 2 user1 testgroup1 4096 Mar 6 22:50 subdir2
The subdir2 losts SGID. But if the same operations are applied in the
xfs or ext4 directedly, the SGID could be interited normally.
> [root@localhost ]# ls -l mainsub/
> drwxrwsr-x+ 2 user1 testgroup1 4096 Mar 6 22:55 subdir1
> drwxrwsr-x+ 2 user1 testgroup1 4096 Mar 6 22:55 subdir2
Is this a bug of NFSv3?
Lu Xinyu