SOLVED Syncthing not starting if share Samba/NFS is mounted

[Marco79]

Hello verybody!

I installed the Syncthing App (tried with both standard & Truecharts).

Set it up mounting 2 Datasets inside the app config.

After that I shared (Samba + NFS) the share.

Everything OK, since I restart the app.

If I start the kubernetes app after mounting the Samba/NFS share of the foder in sync the app wont start…




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It sits there “deployng” forever.

If I simply turn off the shares and restart the aapp, it starts and then I can turn on the share (after deployng) without any problems…

Ther is a way to make it start up with the folders shared and mounted in Syncthing?

Maybe a script to unmount - deploy - mount the shares??

Thanks a lot everyone!!!

Marco

 

[Belperite]

Yes this is the well-known "host path validation" issue that has been discussed quite a lot on this forum :) Share your folder/filesystem using NFS as well as SMB, then use the Truecharts version of syncthing and configure it to mount the NFS share (not using host path).

 

[Marco79]

Yes this is the well-known "host path validation" issue that has been discussed quite a lot on this forum :) Share your folder/filesystem using NFS as well as SMB, then use the Truecharts version of syncthing and configure it to mount the NFS share (not using host path).

Thanks a lot!

I tried your suggestion:

but I cannot start it anyway (deploying).

Thanks a lot for any help.

Marco

 

[Marco79]

The issue was here:

I now have inserted "root" under Maproot User and "wheel" under Maproot Group on the NFS shares and everything is working!


Thanks a lot!

 

[BlackRasperry]

Hi, I am at the same point now and tried your suggestion to maproot-user and maproot-group. The result stays the same.
And is it okay to use "localhost" here? I thought that would result in the kubernetes-pod using its kubernetes-network-IP and not the host-machines.
I am thankful for any ideas fixing this.

Kind regards, Lukas