tumblingthrough
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I've got a couple of NFS shares set up in fstab on my laptop which work a treat. I'm now trying to set up a third that goes to a new dataset and I keep getting
when I run 'mount -a'
My file manager is showing
when I run the above command, so it looks to me like it's not my Freenas server but my Manjaro laptop.
The only difference I can see between the working shares and the new one is the permissions of the destination directories. In the successful directories the permissions are USER: nobody GROUP 65533, whilst in the one that isn't working the user and group is myself. If that's the issue, how do I even chown to nobody / 65533.
Wish I could remember how I did it before, it always seemed so easy!
mount.nfs: Protocol not supported
when I run 'mount -a'
My file manager is showing
An error occurred while accessing 'Home', the system responded: mount.nfs: failed to prepare mount: Operation not permitted
when I run the above command, so it looks to me like it's not my Freenas server but my Manjaro laptop.
The only difference I can see between the working shares and the new one is the permissions of the destination directories. In the successful directories the permissions are USER: nobody GROUP 65533, whilst in the one that isn't working the user and group is myself. If that's the issue, how do I even chown to nobody / 65533.
Wish I could remember how I did it before, it always seemed so easy!