francisaugusto
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Hi,
I've joined my FreeNAS to FreeIPA, and user authentication works like a charm.
I want to share some folders via NFSv4. Kerberos is in place, and I'm not getting any errors on that side, but still get access denied when trying to mount.
I strongly suspect this is an idmapd config issue. On ubuntu and Fedora, I need to add the domain of my FreeIPA on `/etc/idmapd.conf` (the domain of my FreeIPA and the realm are different than that of my freenas), and then it works there, but I see no `/etc/idmapd.conf` on FreeNas, nor the GUI allow me to change that. Under the "edit idmap" on my LDAP configurations there's no option for the Domain.
Any hints on how to change this?
I've joined my FreeNAS to FreeIPA, and user authentication works like a charm.
I want to share some folders via NFSv4. Kerberos is in place, and I'm not getting any errors on that side, but still get access denied when trying to mount.
I strongly suspect this is an idmapd config issue. On ubuntu and Fedora, I need to add the domain of my FreeIPA on `/etc/idmapd.conf` (the domain of my FreeIPA and the realm are different than that of my freenas), and then it works there, but I see no `/etc/idmapd.conf` on FreeNas, nor the GUI allow me to change that. Under the "edit idmap" on my LDAP configurations there's no option for the Domain.
Any hints on how to change this?