DanSputnikk
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I have a remote server 1.1.1.1:/share that I want to mount on TrueNAS and reshare via samba with guest access read/write
The gui won't let me create a share unless its under a mount point, so I went ahead and created an empty dir inside of an existing share (cut out of a local disk pool), and mounted 1.1.1.1:/share there with "mount -t nfs -rw 1.1.1.1:/share /mnt/mypool/share/remotenfstest". The dataset/filesystem ACL has @Everyone with full control.
Logged in as root via ssh I can now see and edit files in /mnt/mypool/share/remotenfstest
It also appears when browsing from remote via Samba, I can create new files but cannot edit files?
Is there a better way to do this?
The gui won't let me create a share unless its under a mount point, so I went ahead and created an empty dir inside of an existing share (cut out of a local disk pool), and mounted 1.1.1.1:/share there with "mount -t nfs -rw 1.1.1.1:/share /mnt/mypool/share/remotenfstest". The dataset/filesystem ACL has @Everyone with full control.
Logged in as root via ssh I can now see and edit files in /mnt/mypool/share/remotenfstest
It also appears when browsing from remote via Samba, I can create new files but cannot edit files?
Is there a better way to do this?
