Subj : Re: NFS on a NAS; Need For Speed!
To   : acn
From : paulie420
Date : Thu Dec 24 2020 13:48:03

 ac> So, enter 10.0.0.0/24 in OMV for your NFS share :)

Thanks so much, I did get this earlier and it works perfectly..

 ac> Another hint on NFS: It can be a bit tricky regarding the user/group  
 ac> access rights -- make sure your user(s) have the same user ID (UID) and  
 ac> the groups have the same group ID (GID) on all your machines.
 ac> That's because NFS (in the default configuration) relies on the UID+GID  
 ac> and not on the real username (unlike eg. SMB shares).

OK. This will be my next issue, I'm sure... I'm having a problem prior to 
getting to that point, tho:

On my BBS Raspberry Pi box, I added the NFS info to /etc/fstab and mounted the 
NFS perfectly... now when I reboot, the NFS automatically mounts. [This user is 



































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































named differently so I'll have to add a user on OMV for it.] So anyway, the BBS 



































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































box mounts the NFS no problem.

However... on a Manjaro install on a laptop, I can manually mount the NFS with 
sudo mount 10.0.0.16:/export/Backup8TB... but when I add the NFS info to 
/etc/fstab, when I try to mount /var/Backup8TB I get:

mount.nfs failed to prepare mount operation not permitted.

And I can only mount the NFS manually.. I want it to just mount at boot, like 
normal. Any thoughts??? I read somewhere that you had to rollback nfs-utils to 
an earlier release but... that didn't sound right.

This IS the reason I like to tinker with Raspberry Pi's - the let ou learn 
LOADS about linux, networks and more with minimal risk at all... love it; 
learning NAS software slowly.
:P



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