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Any napp-it users know how to add an "insecure" option to a NFS share?

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I setup a new server running OmniOS and installed napp-it to configure all my ZFS settings and shares. I successfully mounted my NFS share on my Mac, but I'm unable to copy existing files/folders on my Mac to the NFS share. I can create new folders and files on the share from my mac, but existing ones can not be moved.

 

Interestingly enough, I can copy files/folders via the terminal, but not with Finder.

 

My research has led me to a setting in NFS called "insecure" that must be enabled on the server side of things. This is usually enabled with a setting like:

 

*(rw,insecure)

 

That settings works great when using unRAID. Napp-it stores that setting a bit differently though. It uses something like:

 

[email protected]

 

The thing is, I don't see how to add my option "insecure" to that string so that my Mac can properly access my NFS shares. Is there a way to get this working? I've tried:

 

rw,[email protected]

insecure,[email protected]

[email protected],[email protected]

[email protected] insecure

 

The first three settings threw errors in napp-it for invalid options. The last setting saved fine but still didn't work.

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Thanks. I posted on that board as well. Looks like the best place to ask a nappit related question.

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