Hello,

 

I'm trying to export my Data via NFS as read only.

 

Under Share settings / NFS Security settings I set the following:

 

Export: Yes

Secuity: Private

Rule: *(ro,insecure)

 

I can access the share but it is empty.....

 

Same if I set Rule to: (ro) / *(ro) / IP(ro)

 

If I set Security to Public, I can access is and it is not empty.....

 

But that is not what I want....

 

Any Help is welcome....

 

cu

Matthias

Try (rw) just for testing and see what happens.

 

Hello,

 

I'm trying to export my Data via NFS as read only.

 

Under Share settings / NFS Security settings I set the following:

 

Export: Yes

Secuity: Private

Rule: *(ro,insecure)

 

I can access the share but it is empty.....

 

Same if I set Rule to: (ro) / *(ro) / IP(ro)

 

If I set Security to Public, I can access is and it is not empty.....

 

But that is not what I want....

 

Any Help is welcome....

 

cu

Matthias

 

I was recently experimenting with private NFS shares also, and had access issues. I'm not an NFS expert, and there could be a better solution, but I found the following works for me:

 

In my nfs "rule", I mimicked the format used by the secure shares, and just added the IP

 

        IP(ro,insecure,anongid=100,anonuid=99,all_squash)

 

However, here's the catch: the WebGUI would not let me enter a string this long, the web form limited me to about 40 characters (maybe this is an oversight in the webgui) so I had to edit the exports file directly ( /etc/exports ). Actually I ended up creating a custom exports file that is installed on boot (using the go script), because I also have a non-array share that I wanted exported via NFS.

 

Edit: if you decide to try this and experiment with editing the exports file directly, make sure you manually restart the nfs system on your unraid box so it picks up the new settings ( /etc/rc.d/rc.nfsd restart ). Normally the webgui would do this for you.

 

victor