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Materials are provided for informational, personal or non-commercial use within your organization and are presented 'AS IS' WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND.I am setting up wireshark to run as non root user, a la here, that is: sudo apt-get install wireshark This Support Knowledgebase provides a valuable tool for SUSE customers and parties interested in our products and solutions to acquire information, ideas and learn from one another. The final line has no such character at the end, meaning it is missing the new line character and could trigger the problem. That value may differ from 012 if other od options are used. In the od output above, the end of the file's first line is designated with the ' ' symbol, aka 'new line', aka value 012. For example, the 'od' command can be used.

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Pursuant to the manual fix in the 'Resolution' section above, it is possible to check for end-of-line characters more certainly and without opening the files in an editor. On SLES 15 without any support pack, the fix was first supplied in nfs-kernel-server 2.1.1-6.17.1 (available only with LTSS or ESPOS entitlement). However, for SP1 and SP2 it is available only with LTSS or ESPOS entitlement. For SP3, this is available in general maintenance updates. On SLES 15 SP1 / SP2 / SP3, the fix was first supplied in nfs-kernel-server 2.1.1-10.21.1.

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Incidentally, this package is built from a source code package named 'nfs-utils,' so it is best to update the 'nfs-client' package at the same time, as both are built from the 'nfs-utils' source package. The 'nfs-kernel-server' package needs to be updated. For an example, see the 'Additional Information' section below. You could also check those files for new-line characters with the 'od' command. If using 'vi', be sure to be in 'insert mode' first. After the last character of the last line, insert a new line by pressing the key. However, if the file ends at the right hand side of a non-empty line (even in a comment line) this can trigger the problem. If, while editing the file, it is already possible to move down to a final empty line, then nothing needs to be changed. etc/ #which may not exist, but (if it does) is the most likely source of the problemĮdit those files. Files where this condition may trigger this problem include: As such, it is probably best to correct this condition if it is found. This is quite unusual, as most Linux based editors will automatically include a new line at the end of an ASCII file when it is typed up and saved, even if the user does not explicitly press after the final line. In other words, the file does not end with a 'new line' character. The last line of certain NFS-related configuration files may be unterminated. To fix manually (recommended, even if code will also be updated): The problem can be fixed at the NFS Server machine, either manually in configuration files or by updated code which avoids the problem.ġ. When 'permission denied' is received from the NFS Server, packet traces show that the RPC header (not NFS header) of the reply packet includes the following (as viewed from wireshark):īad crediential (seal broken) (1) Resolution This indicates that something has gone wrong with the way NFS clients are being trusted (allowed) to mount what the NFS Server is exporting.Ĥ. It is the '-no-domain-' part of that line which is of unique interest here. After 'permission denied' is given at the client machine, issuing the following command at the NFS Server machine: Output of 'systemctl status nfs-server' (but not from 'systemctl status nfsserver')ģ. Places on the Linux NFS Server machine where this message have been noted include:Ĭ. When checking certain output at the Linux NFS Server machine, the following error may be seen:Ĭonf_parse: last line non-terminated, ignored. The possible difference in v3 behavior as described above.Ģ. There are, of course, many reasons an NFS Server could return 'permission denied,' but for this particular scenario, several unique factors and clues are present.ġ.

NFS v3 client mount attempts against a Linux may fail immediately, or may succeed but after 30 minutes stop working, with 'permission denied'. NFS v4 client mount attempts against a Linux NFS Server fail immediately with 'permission denied'.

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