samba - May 2012 - nfs mount disables AD permissions

Hello,

The problem I was facing before, permissions being reset and not 
changeable using windows explorer security tab
was in fact triggered by the command "mount -t nfs 
192.168.1.91:/mnt/raid1SAS /mnt/raid1SAS"

So it seems that whenever I mount an nfs share (which doesn't seem to 
support the extended attributes), then
for some reason the extended attributes of all other files in the system 
are disabled too, that goes for the samba shares too.

Therefore I cannot mount an nfs share without the consequence of 
disabling all of the AD permissions on the samba share.

Would there be a way to fix that, is it a normal behaviour ?

regards,
micmac (Fran?ois Moyson)

On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 10:17:16AM +0200, Fran?ois Moyson
wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> The problem I was facing before, permissions being reset and not
> changeable using windows explorer security tab
> was in fact triggered by the command "mount -t nfs
> 192.168.1.91:/mnt/raid1SAS /mnt/raid1SAS"
> 
> So it seems that whenever I mount an nfs share (which doesn't seem
> to support the extended attributes), then
> for some reason the extended attributes of all other files in the
> system are disabled too, that goes for the samba shares too.
> 
> Therefore I cannot mount an nfs share without the consequence of
> disabling all of the AD permissions on the samba share.
> 
> Would there be a way to fix that, is it a normal behaviour ?
Is the Samba share exporting /mnt/raid1SAS ? If so, then
yes, the underlying file system needs working xattrs.