March 22, 20233 yr I'm trying to setup custom permissions on disk and user shares which will be mounted via NFS4 on a Debian server. I need them to match a UID/GID I use on that Debian server. I've set permissions for the local folders (via ssh as root) using chown -R UID:GID and chmod -R xxx Then setup NFS for those user/disk shares, and mounted them on Debian - everything works perfectly at this point. However if I stop the array and restart it, all the custom permissions on the local files on unRAID are reset back to nobody:user 777 Is there somewhere I can either prevent this action of resetting my custom permissions, or change the user/group/permissions that are being set automatically? Or is there a way to have all files/folders appear as owned by a specific UID/GUD on my Debian server once mounted, without having to change the ownership/permissions locally on unRAID?
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