SOLVED CIFS+NFS Share with user/group permissions for single dataset

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Hey Community,

my CIFS share works like a charm. I set the share type to windows for every dataset, so I can set the permissions under Windows.

Nevertheless I don't have luck with NFS.

From client side I see this permissions when I mounted my NFS-Share:

Code:

  512 drwxrwxr-x 2 user1 group1	  4 Mär 24 16:11 Audio
	 14  512 drwxr-x--- 2 user1 group1	  3 Mär 24 13:52 Movie
	 15  512 drwxr-x--- 2 user1 group1	  3 Mär 24 13:54 Software
	 16  512 drwxrwx--- 2 user1 group1	3 Mär 24 13:55 Upload

The user and group is fine so far. It's also possible to create a file or folder in there BUT on the server the created files are gone. It's very confusing. Do I need some zfs packages on my client?


additional information:
export list

Code:

/mnt/Share  -alldirs -mapall="user1":"group1" -network 192.168.68.0/24

ACL

Code:

getfacl Share/
# file: Share/
# owner: user1
# group: group1
			group@:r-x---a-R-c---:fd-----:allow
			owner@:rwxpDdaARWcCo-:fd-----:allow

rpcinfo -p

Code:

   program vers proto   port  service
	100000	4   tcp	111  rpcbind
	100000	3   tcp	111  rpcbind
	100000	2   tcp	111  rpcbind
	100000	4   udp	111  rpcbind
	100000	3   udp	111  rpcbind
	100000	2   udp	111  rpcbind
	100000	4 local	111  rpcbind
	100000	3 local	111  rpcbind
	100000	2 local	111  rpcbind
	100005	1   udp	716  mountd
	100005	3   udp	716  mountd
	100005	1   tcp	716  mountd
	100005	3   tcp	716  mountd
	100003	2   udp   2049  nfs
	100003	3   udp   2049  nfs
	100003	2   tcp   2049  nfs
	100003	3   tcp   2049  nfs
	100024	1   udp	864  status
	100024	1   tcp	864  status
	100021	0   udp	820  nlockmgr
	100021	0   tcp	770  nlockmgr
	100021	1   udp	820  nlockmgr
	100021	1   tcp	770  nlockmgr
	100021	3   udp	820  nlockmgr
	100021	3   tcp	770  nlockmgr
	100021	4   udp	820  nlockmgr
	100021	4   tcp	770  nlockmgr

 

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Problem still not solved... I' more and more confused by NFS. I copy some data from my client to the Share and I've got only folders and empty dotted files...


EDIT: Problem was the share type. Had to change this to UNIX.