Hi,
I need to create a share (AFP or NFS) to access a dataset in a pool other than the main FreeNAS pool tank, where all the permanent datasets and some shares reside in.
The second pool on a single disk named tmpo is for carrying large files while on the go. When back home, the disk is plugged in and imported by
Now, when I try to create a share to access the dataset in that second pool, FreeNAS GUI won't let me do that, always spits out "The path must reside within a volume mount point", which is pretty unmeaningly, irritating: the dataset in question is inside a proper volume mount point (/mnt/tmpo/... next to /mnt/tank/...), which I can clearly see on command line. Everything is identical to the working shares on the main pool.
Details: FreeNAS-9.10.2 (a476f16)
What's wrong here so that shares won't be created? Thanks for any hints.
I need to create a share (AFP or NFS) to access a dataset in a pool other than the main FreeNAS pool tank, where all the permanent datasets and some shares reside in.
The second pool on a single disk named tmpo is for carrying large files while on the go. When back home, the disk is plugged in and imported by
zpool import tmpo
. On the command line everything looks fine, pool is healthy, files are accessible.Now, when I try to create a share to access the dataset in that second pool, FreeNAS GUI won't let me do that, always spits out "The path must reside within a volume mount point", which is pretty unmeaningly, irritating: the dataset in question is inside a proper volume mount point (/mnt/tmpo/... next to /mnt/tank/...), which I can clearly see on command line. Everything is identical to the working shares on the main pool.
Details: FreeNAS-9.10.2 (a476f16)
Code:
# zpool list NAME SIZE ALLOC FREE EXPANDSZ FRAG CAP DEDUP HEALTH ALTROOT freenas-boot 7.25G 5.33G 1.92G - - 73% 1.00x ONLINE - tank 4.53T 3.34T 1.19T - 29% 73% 1.00x ONLINE /mnt tmpo 928G 513G 415G - 30% 55% 1.00x ONLINE - # zfs list | grep tank/ tank 2.67T 859G 473K /mnt/tank tank/Backup 721G 28.5G 721G /mnt/tank/Backup # zfs list | grep tmpo tmpo 513G 386G 96K /mnt/tmpo tmpo/Tempo 513G 386G 513G /mnt/tmpo/Tempo
What's wrong here so that shares won't be created? Thanks for any hints.