Hi,
Question. How do you mount a dataset from an FreeNas server on a Pi, running the newest version of Raspbian?
I think I can get the share mounted, but then I can't read write to the directory...
I've tried the following:
I've created the new dataset on my server, and called it datasets.
The permissions on the new dataset are set as follows:
Change permission on /mnt/HS33-NAS/datasets to:
Apply Owner (user): checked
Owner (user): v1
Apply Owner (group): checked
Owner (group): v1
Apply Mode: checked
Mode: everything checked
Permission Type: Windows
Set permissions recursively: checked
I've mapped the network drive on a Windows 10 machine and it works. I've also checked the permissions through the Windows machine and they are correct.
The owner "v1" is one of three users in group "v1". I've created a new user for the pi, called pi and using the same password as for the pi user account.
I've tried to mount the share on my pi. I first created a new sub directory called "datasets" in the pi directory. I then tried to mount the share using the following command: sudo mount -t cifs -o username=pi,password=raspbian //192.168.2.3/datasets datasets
This seemed to work, but for some reason I don't have permission to edit/create files on the share.
Can anyone help me with this?
Question. How do you mount a dataset from an FreeNas server on a Pi, running the newest version of Raspbian?
I think I can get the share mounted, but then I can't read write to the directory...
I've tried the following:
I've created the new dataset on my server, and called it datasets.
The permissions on the new dataset are set as follows:
Change permission on /mnt/HS33-NAS/datasets to:
Apply Owner (user): checked
Owner (user): v1
Apply Owner (group): checked
Owner (group): v1
Apply Mode: checked
Mode: everything checked
Permission Type: Windows
Set permissions recursively: checked
I've mapped the network drive on a Windows 10 machine and it works. I've also checked the permissions through the Windows machine and they are correct.
The owner "v1" is one of three users in group "v1". I've created a new user for the pi, called pi and using the same password as for the pi user account.
I've tried to mount the share on my pi. I first created a new sub directory called "datasets" in the pi directory. I then tried to mount the share using the following command: sudo mount -t cifs -o username=pi,password=raspbian //192.168.2.3/datasets datasets
This seemed to work, but for some reason I don't have permission to edit/create files on the share.
Can anyone help me with this?