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Strange NFS Problems

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Hi!

 

I have some problems with NFS exports from unraid and a LinuxOS (for retro gaming) called RGBPI-OS.

 

This OS makes a basic mount of an NFS exports (that comes from my unraid server) and work with the files from there. I have to say that in all this time de "Client" OS hasnt have an update and nothing change on this side. (I have 3 Pi's with this OS and the 3 makes the same).

But in the unraid side, from last updates, it takes a lot more time to load the file, sometimes, it didnt get loaded correctly (sometimes it gets loaded OK, but i have to make 5 or 6 tries to make it work). And in the last it mounts the export but when it makes a "scan" of the directory, it gets a I/O error (it makes a csv with the content, so surely is a write error).
 

The share itself is exported and public, so i cant see what is the problem.
 

The /etc/exports file is like this:

"/mnt/user/roms" -async,no_subtree_check,fsid=100 *(sec=sys,rw,insecure,anongid=100,anonuid=99,all_squash)

 

Anyone can help me?

Regards,

 

 

The entry in /etc/exports looks correct for a public share. UID 99 is the user "nobody" and GID 100 is the group "users". Is the fsid value of 100 unique amongst the entries in /etc/exports? Your problem, I would say, lies elsewhere but I can't tell where from the limited amount of information you've provided. Check both server and client syslogs for errors when the problem happens.

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