Although all my computers have been running Linux for at least 15 years, I consider myself a cookbook admin. Meaning I web search and then do a lot of copy/paste what seems to be the most correct answer.
Server – Debian Bookworm updated. No GUI. Nfs, ssh, emby only programs installed. Harddrive is WD Red Pro. Aquota Not installed.
The fstab mount line
UUID=”the uuid is here” /srv/serTV ext4 defaults 0 2
The line in exports file
/srv/serTV 10.1.1.0/24(rw,async,no_root_squash,no_subtree_check,insecure,anonuid=1000,anongid=1000)
cleint – Debian Bookworm updated. Mate desktop
The fstab mount line
10.1.1.11:/srv/serTV /home/me/Hard-Drives/Server-TV nfs user,rw,nofail,hard,intr 0 0
Copying from client to server is really slow. Been running the server for several yrs without issue. I think the problem started when I updated to bookworm about 2 months ago. At first caja file manager copied fast and then would show the file 100% copied, but take a long time to finish. Now it copies slow and takes a long time to finish. I have three hard drive set up the same way and it’s the same with all three. All have at least 20% free space. For some reason the nfsstat command doesn’t work.
I'll upload the nfs logs if someone will tell me how to get them.
Thanks in advance
