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Rob83

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  1. Proper NFS implementation. The text field in the GUI is too small to enter NFS rules for more than one IP (range) See https://forums.unraid.net/topic/130889-multi-line-text-input-for-nfs-rules/
  2. Just a modest setup with 64GB but will add 64GB more next month. Running on a Ryzen 5600G, everything build in a 4U storage enclosure with 24 hot swap bays connected to 2 HBA's and the onboard data ports. Currently 9 8TB NAS drives installed with 2 1TB NVME SSD's for cache. Planning to move my VM's from my old Proxmox server to Unraid.
  3. As a new user (bought my pro key yesterday) I want to propose a simple change as I've noticed a problematic limitation in the NFS share settings. When setting security to private, the NFS rule section only provides the user with a singe textfield element. This is insufficient if you want to setup your NFS shares correctly and securely. NFS export rules can be quite large making it impossible to do right when you need different rules for different hosts. For example the input below would already fill up more than half of the text field and thus not allowing for a second rule. Rule: 172.16.100.101(rw,async,insecure,root_squash,all_squash,no_subtree_check,insecure_locks,anonuid=99,anongid=100,sec=sys,rw,root_squash,all_squash) I suggest changing this for a textarea element so that the user is provided a multi line input with sufficient space.

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