NFS server side setting is ignored.
Main questions about permissions:
Windows7 NFS Client, after you mount the NFS service using the Mount command, the file system is read-only to Win7, unable to write to the file, and cannot create a new folder resolution.
Under Win's cmd
Use the Mount command to see the following status:
We can see that uid=-2 because the NFS file system that is shared on the storage device is rooted in root and cannot modify the owning user, and Windows writes through the Uid=-2 user, it must not be written in.
The solution: Just let Win7 the UID and GID to 0 when mounting NFS: Open the registry found: hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\clientfornfs\currentversion\ Default, add two items to it: Anonymousuid,anonymousgid
You are done, restart your computer and mount again.
Most of the online tutorials end here. In fact, the Linux side also to set a permission!
Chmod-r 777 directories that you share
To set the readable and writable permissions for the directory below.
Win7 Connection to CentOS NFS
