sameersbn
Mounting /data on NFS
I'm trying to mount /data on an NFS mount. The idea is that I can boot up the image from any of my hosts in case one goes down. However, I'm getting the following error:
chown: changing ownership of/data/bind': Operation not permitted
Looks like the directories are initially created by nobody:nogroup.
Which user is attempting to change theh ownership? Is this because of the docker bridge network? How can I map /data to my NFS mount.
➤ Diogo Monteiro commented:
I was having the same problem, had to tweak the export and mount settings to fix the issue.
➤ Russ B commented:
@diogogmt, what settings on the client/server for your NFS mounts did you use to resolve the issue?
@sameersbn It can be resolved if you change the ownership of the files as root to the squid user every boot/spin.
The options is to either squash and force a specific uid and guid server side or make sure that these mounts allow root access to any mounting system.
I did a similar thing with SSL BUMP which mounts the /var/squid/ssl_db directory on couple nodes.
(multiple machines arenot supported for cached data, files or directory)
