tumblingthrough
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- Aug 29, 2014
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Looking for a bit of a reminder on how to do this. I've recently got a FreeNAS machine up and running and am trying to set it up in a similar way to my old Ubuntu server. My linux laptop is my main machine and using fstab in the past I've automated the mounting on boot of the the Ubuntu server, so I can always see it in my file manager.
I'm having trouble replicating this with my FreeNAS box. So far I've set up an NFS share on my FreeNAS box and made the owner and the group nobody and nogroup respectively, on my linux machine both nobody and nogroup exist and I've made sure that they have the same IDs. I thought that would be enough. That didn't work, so I've checked the 'allow non-root mount' option under NFS shares (though I don't think I should have to do this). Still no joy.
I have a vague recollection of when I set up my Ubuntu server 5 years ago of setting up a file call 'exports' (or something like that) and running exportfs on the server so it would 'allow' certain IPs to mount to it.
I'd be grateful if someone could jog my memory.
I'm having trouble replicating this with my FreeNAS box. So far I've set up an NFS share on my FreeNAS box and made the owner and the group nobody and nogroup respectively, on my linux machine both nobody and nogroup exist and I've made sure that they have the same IDs. I thought that would be enough. That didn't work, so I've checked the 'allow non-root mount' option under NFS shares (though I don't think I should have to do this). Still no joy.
I have a vague recollection of when I set up my Ubuntu server 5 years ago of setting up a file call 'exports' (or something like that) and running exportfs on the server so it would 'allow' certain IPs to mount to it.
I'd be grateful if someone could jog my memory.