June 8, 201313 yr Hi guys, thanks for looking. I am on rc13. I enabled user shares. And enabled nfs, both on the shares and on the disk itself: and on the disk1: This will then produce this /etc/exports: My client is an Lubuntu 12.04 distro, this is the fstab: nfs is installed. And after that I will try and mount with sudo mount -a I am probably missing a step here.. any help gurus? I would like to use nfs as I am usually streaming blu-ray quality and in the past I have had some buffering issues if using smb. Do you need any more info? Hugs and kisses to all on this beautiful saturday.
June 8, 201313 yr Hi guys, thanks for looking. I am on rc13. I enabled user shares. And enabled nfs, both on the shares and on the disk itself: This will then produce this /etc/exports: My client is an Lubuntu 12.04 distro, this is the fstab: nfs is installed. And after that I will try and mount with sudo mount -a I am probably missing a step here.. any help gurus? I would like to use nfs as I am usually streaming blu-ray quality and in the past I have had some buffering issues if using smb. Do you need any more info? Hugs and kisses to all on this beautiful saturday. Looks like your fstab line has a typo: 192.168.1.2:/mnt/user/filmer /mnt/nfs/film... should be 192.168.1.2:/mnt/user/film /mnt/nfs/film... Your local directory should already exist and can be mounted anywhere, does not have to be under /mnt On your Lubuntu system in a terminal window type showmount -e 192.168.1.2 to get a list of exports from your unRAID server.
June 8, 201313 yr Author Thanks. Could have been the typo, I did a restart of server and changed that typo. It works now. Marking as solved!
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