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5.3.6 Why does pfs_mount fail with the message 'Not Owner' when I try to use it?
Updated: 03/28/01 This is a common problem. You (root) are probably in more than 8 groups. Run groups(1) to check. There are two work-arounds to the problem: + Apply the latest PFS patch: o 10.20: PHCO_15453 o 11.00: PHCO_16438 + Temporarily remove root from enough groups to bring it under the limit: o Backup /etc/group. o Edit /etc/group so that root is in 8 or fewer groups. o After running pfs_mount, restore the original version of /etc/group.
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