October 5, 201114 yr Hello, I have manged to set-up NFS shares on my Unraid 4.7 server. I used *(rw) on my NFS share. I can mount this share in Windows 7 and I then even see the directories in that share. But when i try to enter a directory I get a "access denied" message. Is there something wrong with the Unraid settings? Or is the client (Windows 7) side at fault? Please help. I am planning to use NFS to stream to my mediaplayers. Properties of the share are: UID=-2, GID=-2 rsize=32768, wsize=32768 mount=soft, timeout=1.6 retry=1, locking=yes fileaccess=755, lang=ANS casesensitive=no sec=sys As listed in Windows.
October 5, 201114 yr Which version of Windows7 are you using? Pro/Ultimate/Enterprise? HaneWin NFS or the built-in nfs client? This may help with client side configuration: http://blog.cuongnv.com/2009/11/windows-7-client-for-nfs-and-user-name.html
October 5, 201114 yr Author Which version of Windows7 are you using? Pro/Ultimate/Enterprise? HaneWin NFS or the built-in nfs client? This may help with client side configuration: http://blog.cuongnv.com/2009/11/windows-7-client-for-nfs-and-user-name.html Thanks for the fast reply. I use Windows 7 Ultimate's built-in NFS client. Should I use a UID and GID of 1000 when i want to change the registry in Windows 7. Is 1000 (decimal) the right value for a Unraid NFS share? Or should I also add (rw,sync,no_subtree_check) to the share on the server? Again, thanks so far.
October 5, 201114 yr Not certain, looks like the answer is: They both need to be set to the number zero (0). but I found a thread that describes your situation <and hopefully resolves the "access denied" errors> http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=13022.msg123479#msg123479
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