I=92ve been setting up a CentOS 6 cluster with Lasso 8.6 using NFS for a shared web root. One problem which has been vexing me is that files created by an NFS client end up with read-only permission so they can=92t be written to. They remain 0 bytes and I get a file permission error. I can create files on the local filesystem fine.

I came up with this goofy idea last night and found that it actually works. I simply placed a file_chmod before the file_write. Since the directory is owned by Lasso it can modify the permissions and the write succeeds.

file_create(#path);
file_chmod(#path, -a='rw');
file_write(#path, #data);

Directories would need to be created with =91rwx=92 permission.

[fletcher]

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