I am trying to share a folder between two machines.
In the A machine I created a folder with 666 permission, in /etc/exports add an entry with <A machine folder> <B hostname>(ro,sync) and restart service nfs-server.
In the B machine I create a folder with 666 permission, add an entry in /etc/fstab with <A hostname><A path folder> <B path folder> nfs ro,sync 0 0
When I execute mount -a to force the mount in B machine, it shows that the directory is mounted correctly (with "mount" command I can check it) but when I try go inside the folder "Permission denied" appears. I only can fix this message giving execution permission (665) to the folder located in the A machine.
I have tried with many combinations for this purpose.
I wouldn't like to give execution permision to the folder located in the A machine.
Any ideas?
Thank you ^^
Just add to /etc/exports "no_root_squash"