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I have a Synology NAS and would like to mount some shares with nfs (smb working fine)
"showmount -e SynologyNAS"
... checks out.
using "mount -t nfs -o vers=4 SynologyNAS:/volume1/video ~/Videos/"
returns "mount.nfs: failed to apply fstab options"
so then I can complete the operation using "sudo mount..." - but then I cannot access the mounted folder.
What is missing?
Last edited by Der Chefkoch (2022-11-05 21:43:24)
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All right, how is that helping?
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It's not clear: are you trying to mount the share? Or are you trying to browse / access to it?
Last edited by d.ALT (2022-11-05 17:58:57)
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Sorry, just rrsponded to the error and missed that you figurrd that this will require root permissions.
Either way, if the uid/gid between host and client don't align, you probably lack access permissions to the mounted path (but should be able to enter it as root) and need to either fix or map ownership.
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It's not clear: are you trying to mount the share? Or are you trying to browse / access to it?
Well I try mounting it first and then browse it. The mounting part works (with sudo) however then there seems to be a permission problem as I cannot browse the files.
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Sorry, just rrsponded to the error and missed that you figurrd that this will require root permissions.
Either way, if the uid/gid between host and client don't align, you probably lack access permissions to the mounted path (but should be able to enter it as root) and need to either fix or map ownership.
And indeed it was an error in the permissions on Server side, its solved.
Last edited by Der Chefkoch (2022-11-05 21:43:11)
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Edit: moot
Last edited by seth (2022-11-05 21:48:53)
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