linux-kernel - Re: Group limit for NFS exported file systems

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Message-ID: <20060823111119.203710@gmx.net>
Date:	Wed, 23 Aug 2006 13:11:19 +0200
From:	"Robert Szentmihalyi" <robert.szentmihalyi@....de>
To:	ray-gmail@...rabbit.org
Cc:	linux-kernel@...r.kernel.org
Subject: Re: Group limit for NFS exported file systems


> On 8/23/06, Robert Szentmihalyi <robert.szentmihalyi@....de> wrote:
> > is there a group limit for NFS exported file systems in recent kernels?
> > One if my users cannot access directories that belong to a group he
> actually _is_ a
> > member of. That, however, is true only when accessing them over NFS. On
> the local file
> > system, everything is fine. UIDs and GIDs are the same on client and
> server, so that
> > cannot be the problem. Client and server run Gentoo Linux with kernel
> 2.6.16 on the
> > server and 2.6.17 on the client.
> 
> Is he a member of more than 16 groups?

Yes. He is actually a member of 27 groups.
Is the limit of 16 groups still current? I was under the impression that it is a limitation of 2.4 kernels....
Is there any proper work-around for this?

Thanks,
 Robert
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