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How can I determine if /tmp
is a mounted NFS share on Solaris?
The issue at hand stems from this SO question, where Jonathan Leffler commented that
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If your /tmp file system is NFS mounted (unlikely, but not impossible), then root has few privileges on that file system.
What's the real problem you're trying to solve? – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams – 2012-02-21T06:54:47.947
Somebody pointed out that root user id might have limited permission inside /tmp folder when /tmp folder is mounted on NFS and in my case i was not able to delete some files from /tmp folder even by root user id . So i wanted to check that – None – 2012-02-21T07:00:54.063
You're going to have to explain a little deeper than that. – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams – 2012-02-21T07:01:57.917
Not all NFS have that problem, only those with root squash enabled have that. – J-16 SDiZ – 2012-02-21T07:05:53.470