No permission on NFS by connect to server

Hi,
i have a Linux-NFS-Server. I created on both systems (Linux and Mac) the same user (uid) and group (gid) and added the user to this group. I gave the group on the server all permissons. When I mount the share on the mac in the terminal I have full access, but when I mount it with "connect to server" (cmd+k) I have no permissions on the share. It works when I give the "other"-users all permissions.

You have a network issue. ATV can not connect to the internet. The fact that you also could not download to your Macbook until recently means more than just the ATV was effected. The fact that NONE of the icons are there means that there is no internet access at all. Meaning that iTunes, Netflix, Hulu, etc. are all not able to connect. The service strength indicator is just showing the WiFi single strength. It is not an indication of actual internet access.
You mentioned you used to use Verizon. Was this cellular internet service? You might try contacting this new service provider and asking if they limit or throtal some online services like Netflix or iTunes. Some service providers do. Since the problem started with this new service provider you might contact them and ask them to look into the problem.

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[SOLVED] XBMC (libnfs 1.9.3) NFS fails to connect to server

Hey guys,
My NFS source in XBMC recently stopped working. I'm not postive what caused it, I tried downgrading libnfs and the linux kernel to back a few months to when I'm certain it was working, but with no success. I also tried downgrading XBMC to 12.3 also without any success.
Mounting my NFS share still works fine using nfsutils with `mount -t nfs desktop:/home/evan/documents/multimedia ~/some-folder`
Here is my xbmc.log
This is the relevant section:
02:43:49 T:139805856254016 DEBUG: Joystick 0 button 1 Up
02:43:49 T:139804569323264 DEBUG: SECTION:LoadDLL(libnfs.so.4)
02:43:49 T:139804569323264 DEBUG: Loading: libnfs.so.4
02:43:49 T:139804569323264 DEBUG: NFS: Context for desktop/home/evan/documents/multimedia not open - get a new context.
02:43:50 T:139804569323264 DEBUG: NFS: Connected to server desktop and export /home/evan/documents/multimedia
02:43:50 T:139804569323264 DEBUG: NFS: chunks: r/w 1048576/1048576
02:43:50 T:139804569323264 ERROR: Failed to open(//) nfs_opendir_async failed
02:43:50 T:139805856254016 ERROR: GetDirectory - Error getting nfs://desktop/home/evan/documents/multimedia/
02:43:50 T:139805856254016 ERROR: CGUIMediaWindow::GetDirectory(nfs://desktop/home/evan/documents/multimedia/) failed
02:43:50 T:139805856254016 DEBUG: CGUIMediaWindow::GetDirectory (sources://video/)
And here's what I see in my journal on the server:
May 26 02:29:44 desktop rpc.mountd[339]: authenticated mount request from 192.168.1.101:50874 for /home/evan/documents/multimedia (/home/evan/documents/multimedia)
I had a similar problem about a year ago that turned out to be a bug in libnfs that I was able to work around by downgrading the kernel. But again, that doesn't seem to be working this time around.
Is anyone currently successfully using NFS with their arch XBMC setup? Any ideas?
Edit: Sorry, realized I probably should have posted this under "Network, Server, and Protection". If a mod would like to move it please do!
Last edited by EvanPurkhiser (2014-05-30 08:08:46)

I've been posting some of my findings over in this XBMC forum thread and I've made a little bit of progress.
The summary of it is: Using the latest git version of libnfs (which I will upload a PKGBUILD to the AUR) I'm able to connect when XBMC is running on the same machine running the NFS server. However on my HTPC I'm getting the error "socket error Connection refused(111)." with nothing in my journal. It's definitely a problem with libnfs, since using the new `nfs-ls` utility provided in libnfs-git fails. So I don't _think_ it's an XBMC issue. Perhpase it's time to open a issue in the libnfs github repo.
@mod24: What specifically did you have to downgrade to get it working?
Last edited by EvanPurkhiser (2014-05-29 20:32:11)

Publishing error (failed to connect to server)

Using X5, I am trying to publish to our help server (web help
pro), but getting a message in the output window "Warining: Failed
to publish to 'yourserver'. reason: Failed to connect to server.
All my permissions are set up as described here:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=rb_e01
So... I ran a packet sniffer and then tried to publish
again... and saw that the publisher attempts to access
http://yourserver/robo/robo.dll?mgr=sys&cmd=svr
When I try to access this address in a browser, I get a 401 error
with the message below.
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----
|Server: unauthorized
|Unauthorized due to ACL on resource
|
|This error indicates that the credentials passed by the
client do not have access to the particular resource on the server.
This |resource could be either the page or file listed in the
address line of the client, or it could be another file on the
server that is |needed to process the file listed on the address
line of the client.
|
|Please make a note of the entire address you were trying to
access and then contact the Web server's administrator to verify
|that you have permission to access the requested resource.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
However, if I try to access that address _on_ the server (
http://localhost/....) I get some
nice XML:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|<?xml version="1.0" ?>
|- <mrs xmlns="
http://www.ehelp.com/mrs/xml/serverinfo/">
|- <head>
| <url host="localhost" ip="127.0.0.1" version="4.00.083"
/>
| <publish type="httppost"
script="/robo/bin/WPSHost.dll?PUBLISH" />
| <serverapi url="
http://localhost/RoboAPI.asp"
/>
| <admin url="
http://localhost/robo/Admin/"
/>
| <projects url="
http://localhost/robo/Projects/"
type="httppost" script="/robo/bin/WPSHost.dll?PUBLISH" />
| <documents url="
http://localhost/robo/Documents/"
/>
| <reports url="
http://localhost/robo/Reports/"
/>
| </head>
| </mrs>
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------
I can not seem to figure out what ACL is incorrect. I tried
running process monitor (from winternals), and did not see anything
helpful. The IIS www worker process seems to access all the robo
files/registry without error.
Has anyone else had this problem? Can I get some guidance on
how to resolve? We are about to purchase support incidents, but the
sooner I can resolve, the better.
Any help appreciated. thanks,
ajperrins

I'm afraid I won't be of much help except to say that this is
a classic permissions issue. I have to assume you've checked and
double-checked the link referred to in your post (which is a good
one).
You might also try this technote:
Publishing
to RoboEngine
In helping others troubleshoot this, it sometimes turns out
that there are firewall issues that are not obvious especially if
you are in a large organization crossing many domains from author
to server. Are you the ultimate "server admin" or is there someone
in your organization's network admnistration who could help resolve
the permission issue?
Sorry I can't be of immediate help.
john

SSRS Database Configuration Manager Error - Could not connect to server: The type initializer for 'System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection' threw an exception

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Hi BillOlive,
Based on my research, the issue may be related to user access permission. You can refer to the following method to troubleshooting the issue:
Open C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\CONFIG folder | right click on the machine.config file | Properties | Security | make sure your domain account has FULL CONTROL permission on this file.
If above steps still do not work, please backup your machine.config file to somewhere else and replace with the attached one from my Windows Server 2008 environment.
Alternatively, app.config file also may cause the same issue. There is a similar issue, you can refer to it.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6922879/exception-type-initializer-for-system-data-sqlclient-sqlconnection
Hope this helps.
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Problem connecting RMI-Server using a servlet

Hi All..
I have a RMI-client server model woring fine in AIX box.I am currently in a need to create one web client(may be with servlet or JSP).
I wrote a sample servlet which try to connect to the RMI server. But when I run the servlet Its simply try to connect and then wait for unlimited time,not even print any exception/error.
Both my RMI sevrer and Tomcat are in the same box.
I am sending the servlet code for your reference.
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import java.rmi.registry.Registry;
import java.rmi.registry.LocateRegistry;
import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
import java.io.*;
import ir77.mon.engine.*;
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I have tried starting tomcat with "-security" option too but no responds as well.
Do I have to provide some grant permission in catlina.policy file?If yes what?
currently I have tried with giving all permission..
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Hi genady,
Oh....Ya I like to...I thought no body was interested...as I didn't get any reply from anybody....
Well The first thing is that with the look up method in the servlet
it should be like :
Registry reg = LocateRegistry.getRegistry("ip address of the rmi server", port number);
RMIServerInterface = (type cast with RMIServerInterface) reg.lookup("rmi binding string");
Now you are able to get the server interface object & you can call any method.
Next you have to provide the grant permission in the catalina.policy file to the folder where you have your application like....
grant codeBase "file:${catalina.home}/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/classes/-" {
permission java.security.AllPermission;
Or you can give specific permissions also.
Finally you have to run the tomcat as : $catalina.sh start -security
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Its done...........

SQLServerAgent could not be started (reason: Unable to connect to server ' ServerNAme '; SQLServerAgent cannot start)

Unable to start SQL Agent SQL Server 2008 R2 RTM OS: Windows 2008 R2
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Unable to start service SQLSERVERAGENT on server <Server Name>. (mscorlib)
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
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BUTTONS:
OK
Uninstalled couple of times and Reinstall still getting the same Error and also tried below workarounds:
sp_configure 'show advanced options', 1;
GO
RECONFIGURE;
GO
sp_configure 'Agent XPs', 1;
GO
RECONFIGURE
GO
[HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10_50.MSSQLSERVER\SQLServerAgent] PATH is Correct
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Note: Services are running under service account [Domain Account] and also has SA privilage.
Thanks
Nag
Nag Pal MCTS/MCITP (SQL Server 2005/2008) :: Please Mark Answer/vote if it is helpful ::

Hi Nagpal,
Just thinking if you can try to Reparing the Native Client setup and see if it works.
Also if SQL Server Agent account is a domain account (and not as of SQL Server Engine) then try to check if it has below permissions (via Local Policies of the server) also does it has Local Machine Admin permission:
Act as part of the operating system
Adjust memory quotas for a process
Bypass traverse checking
Log on as a batch job
Log on as a service
Replace a process level token
Regards Gursethi Blog: http://gursethi.blogspot.com/ ++++ Please mark "Propose As Answer" if my answer helped ++++

What is the fix for some applications repeatedly asking permission to accept incoming connections?

What is the fix for some applications repeatedly asking permission to accept incoming connections?
On every restart, AutoPairs and Epson Event Manager asks me to reject or agree to allow incoming connections. It is very aggravating and time-wasting. I know other Mac users who have the identical problem with other applications on their Macs.
Isn't there some way to make my Mac understand that "Yes" means "Yes" once and for all?
I am presently running Yosemite, but this was a problem with prior OS X versions too.
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Repeatedly (daily)when trying to install update is not connecting to server

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Post to the Mac OS X Server forum, where those mavens congregate.

Have a MacMini that is dropping NFS Share connections, Using cifs://servername/path however the NFS Share is dropped everyday without fail.

Have a MacMini that is dropping NFS Share connections, Using cifs://servername/path however the NFS Share is dropped everyday without fail. Is there a better way to setup this share? I've got 5 other Macs that use the same NFS Share and none of them are dropping the shared connection. This is on OSX 10.9.x Maverick.

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On a Mac running the latest Lion, I'm using Finder's "Connect To Server" feature to connect to another Mac (which is running Snow Leopard) as a Registered User.   When I then try to save documents to a location on that other Mac, (for example, from TextEdit), I get errors like "The document "Untititled" could not be saved as "TestFromOtherComputer.rtf". You don't have permission.    To view or change permissions, select the item in the Finder and choose File > Get Info."
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I actually just tried something different, and may have found a bug.
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When I try to save a file from TextEdit to the Macbook (with the filename 'SavedFromiMac'), I'm able to navigate through all of the folders as expected, but when I click "Save", the file DOES save in the Macbook's folder, BUT I get an error from TextEdit saying it could not be saved because I don't have permission (worded as I describe in the previous post).
Going to the Macbook, if I double-click on the saved file, I get an error message that says "The document 'SavedFromiMac.rtf' could not be opened."
The Macbook is running 10.6.8, Build 10K549 and the iMac is 10.7.2, build 11C74.
Does anyone have any thoughts what's going on?

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Hello, thanks for answering
there is my simple cfg
macpro has 192.168.19.2/28
stockserver 192.168.19.3/28
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And about your last question -
It takes about 25 sec from i hit enter until it takes back to the shell prompt.
but when it done it display that traceroute done for less 1 sec!
Because traceroute is diagnostic tool, usually people don't use it to really work, the same delay happen when I try to connect to file share. It does not matter afp / smb / nfs / even ftp.
When first time I looked this I was try trace route for diagnostic porpoise - it delayed too.
So - now it is clear that it is dns/netbios/dejavue problem - but how I can fix it?!
I have not any Idea.
Some Addition - I thougt when I try reach anything by IP it makes reverse lookup
Because I use ISP DNS there are not records to my local subnet
lacalhost:~ alexpronin$ nslookup 192.168.19.3
Server: 77.50.0.3
Address: 77.50.0.3#53
** server can't find 3.19.168.192.in-addr.arpa: REFUSED
lacalhost:~ alexpronin$
but answer become imidetely !
it seems system try get answer some other way
PS
sorry my poor english, it is not my native language

Hi there, I am trying to connect to my server at work from home using a vpn connection. It connects fine and the time ticks along, but when i click go - connect to server, it comes up with connection failed. Please help!

Hi there, I am trying to connect to my server at work from home using a vpn connection. It connects fine and the time ticks along, but when i click go - connect to server, it comes up with connection failed. Please help!

... when i click go - connect to server, it comes up with connection failed.
If you're trying to connect to a Bonjour server on the remote network, that won't work over a layer 3 VPN. Use something like Hamachi or one of the SSH-tunnelling Bonjour proxy apps for that.

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