Is there something I have set wrong on the FreeNAS side that's causing this extra security to be placed on attempts to mount these folders this way?ĮDIT - More info - It accepted my login/password for that OSX machine in those prompts. The node may require that you specify a short, case-sensitive user name which is not necessarily identical to your full user name in MAC OS X". In print underneath it says "You are authenticating to a directory node. When I do, I get a dialog box prompting for a user/password combo.Įnter Name and password for the following node: "/Local/Default". It ported in all the stuff I had already entered into the NFS Mounts area of Disk Utility, and it's got that nifty "Trigger selected mount now" option so I can test this particular mount (/Volumes/ShareData) out. Got some good info so far from NFS Manager. If I can provide more detail please let me know.This one's driving me nuts! Why OSX would insist on mounting this one way using Finder, and another using NFS mounts (or command line), and only allow RW access via the finder way, is killing me. mnt/data and everything inside is set to nobody as owner for user and group. Also, no parameters in "Advanced Mount Parameters". So, what am I missing here in NFS Mounts that is mounting this with no rw permission? I of course don't have "Mount as Read Only" checked. Of note, if I left the original finder ShareData mount, it remains, and the one from NFS Mounts is mounted as /Volumes/ShareData-1 (still permission denied). When I do, it's accepted, however, then when I go into terminal, I cannot even access /Volumes/ShareData. Here, NFS mounts won't accept my mount unless I put THIS in the "Remote NFS URL" Field: nfs://192.168.1.199/ShareData. There, strangely enough, using 192.168.1.199 and /mnt/data/ShareData does not work. So now, onto the NFS Mounts section of Disk Utility. But I had to manually do that via finder. I can enter this folder and write data to it. When I do this, I get a Mounted Drive on my desktop and accessible through terminal at /Volumes/ShareData. In order to mount this using finder and the "Connect To Server" option, I have to put the following into the Server Address box: My folder is called "ShareData", and stored on the FreeNAS server at the mount point: /mnt/data/ShareData. ![]() Both are behaving similarly but for the purposes of this info here I'll be talking about the 10.7.5 machine. The other machine is 10.8.2 and does not. My two OSX machines: One runs at 10.7.5 and still has the "NFS Mounts" option in disk utility. I'd like this share to mount automatically/silently at boot and have full read/write access. ![]() I simply want to share a single folder, to start, with read/write access, via NFS, to two OSX machines. ![]() Up to the point now of setting up NFS shares. I love FreeNAS and have the latest and greatest running. I am at wit's end on this one and figure it must be some brain block so I'm laying out the details in the hope that someone wiser (or less fried) than me can give me a solution.
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