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Mount SFTP directory in NFS Share
Here's my issue :
I have setup an SFTP with chroot directory is /sftp/usersftp In this chroot directory i have two subdirectory IN/OUT
On the same serveur i had created a user with $HOME=/data/...
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systemd before,after,requires all not working like expected
I have an nfs mount on a debian12 system running systemd252, i need this to be mounted at startup before zfs but after network-online.target, so i tried using /etc/fstab but that keeps loading before ...
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Permission denied for AD group for NFS directory
I have permission denied problem with NFS share.
On server1 I have /etc/exports file with content:
/data/test server2.example.com(rw,no_root_squash).
/data/test directory has 770 permissions with ...
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Does NFS have an intelligent algorithm for managing concurrent reads of NFS files by multiple processes?
I have a use case where multiple processes start simultaneously on one machine and all open the same set of NFS files (actually stored in another machine in the LAN) to process their content in ...
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"Permission denied" when `rm` ing a file (in an NFS mount), even when using sudo
Context:
Storage is a Kubernetes Persistent volume, provided by a TrueNAS NAS and accessed via NFS (with k8s accessMode ReadWriteMany)
I have checked the Permissions for the TrueNAS Dataset and ...
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Can rsync ignore errors that happen due to NFS cache inconsistency?
I have a process running on Linux that repeatedly updates a file on an NFS filesystem. The process writes the new data to a tempfile (on the same NFS) and calls the rename() syscall to replace the ...
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why does rsync not update times on remote even when itemize changes shows time differences
I'm using rsync to sync files from one NFS mount to another NFS mount. Files exist at the remote location already because of a previously executed scp command from the local mount. The consequence of ...
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What is the meaning of the manage-gids parameter in /etc/nfs.conf?
I have run into an issue (on a system which I am not root) where there is a directory using an acl to manage access, I should be allowed access (and I am allowed access if I do a newgrp to one of the ...
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How to handle big files with ansible
While testing ansible, I stumbled over an issue with big files and ansible.
My ansible directory for testing looks something like this:
ansible
|- ansible-testing
| |- .git
| |- big-file-playbook....
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NFS4 Client rpc Calls different count of calls for same command
I have a couple of ubuntu servers on a virtual environment (Ubuntu 16.04 + 22.04 on vmware). There is a NFS Mount to a NFS Share which is in a different Network.
Now if i execute any command to this ...
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NFS slower than SMB between Linux machines
I have a QNAP TS-419P II in which I installed Debian Bookworm. I have some NFS and Samba shares to be used by some Windows and Linux clients. I was doing some testing and noticed something weird. I'm ...
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IPv6 and Privacy Extensions in Linux not working as expected with dhcpv6
I'm trying to setup my desktop to generate and use temporary address for IPv6, but no matter what I'm doing it is not working.
My internet router is managed by my provider, so I can not influence the ...
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How to prevent showmount from hanging
We are implementing a web front end to manage NFS and CIFS shared folders. One part displays the available share points (exports) available from any arbitrary IP address.
The backend uses smbclient -L ...
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How to make NFS server start if a disk mountpoint export fails to mount?
Consider the following /etc/exports:
/verbatim 192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0(rw,sync,no_subtree_check)
/sandisk 192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0(rw,sync,no_subtree_check)
/verbatim and /sandisk are mountpoints ...
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Optimizing NFS share for many small files
I'm attempting to setup a file share system for a system where users are given access to ephemeral virtual machines to work on projects that read/write a large amount of small files. For example, a ...
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Giving access to (read / write) to other users on nfs without root previliges
I am working on a CentOS server without root privileges. I am trying to share a specific folder on the network with another user.
I have already tried 'setfacl' with no success (resulting in '...
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what is proper way to share a ntfs data partition, nfs or samba
On linux desktop, a nfs server on home local network is already running. The same machine also has a secondary data ntfs partition as remnant of dual booting (which may happen again in the future).
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Windows Server 2019 can't see shared disk from Linux Centos 9
Centos ip: 192.168.227.123
Win: 192.168.227.121
Device: /dev/mapper/mpatha1
mountpoint: /nfsserver
Mount:
Tried 100 different things on Windows, such as disabling hibernation etc, nfs services and ...
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NFS mount on Windows 11: can't write to NFS share
I have an NFS v4 server running on an Ubuntu box in my LAN and need to mount one of its shares onto a desktop running Windows 11 Pro (with Services for NFS enabled).
This is what I have on the Ubuntu ...
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/etc/exports configuration for nfs
I'd like to setup nfs between server and client.
So I modified server PC /etc/exports like below.
/directory 193.101.102.0/255.255.255.0(rw,no_root_squash,no_subtree_check)
I expected client which ip ...
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nfs mounting directory which mounted another host
I have 3 PCs(host1, host2, host3).
host1 and host2 are connected.
host2 and host3 are connected.
host1 is mounted on host2.
So host2 can access shared directory of host1.
What I want to do is sharing ...
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nemo bookmark of nfs mounted directory causes delay at cinnamon login and automount fails
I am longtime user of Linux Mint. I have just installed Mint 21.1 Cinnamon edition on a newly-built desktop PC.
I have set up a systemd mount unit to automount an nfs share at startup:
$ cat /etc/...
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unusually high network usage from nfs
After a recent update to my ubuntu 20.04 server, my website started behaving badly.
Pre-update, it would respond in less than a second.
Post-update, it would respond in a few minutes.
After digging ...
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windows partition rotten following partition size change on a dual-boot Windows/Linux
I am stuck:
On a dual-boot Windows/Linux PC, in order to enlarge the boot partition which was running out of space to update the kernel, I wanted to move a Windows partition that had the system 32 ...
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NFS mount command failed: Permission denied
I am working on an embedded board, running embedded Linux on it.
I want to mount the directory from my Linux Host machine (Ubuntu 20.04) to my embedded board.
As per the document shared with the board,...
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Can't open a mount point folder which is within a NFS share
I have a raspberry pi. I have shared the /home/pi/ folder via NFS like this:
contents of /etc/exports
/home/pi *(rw,all_squash,insecure,async,no_subtree_check,anonuid=1000,anongid=1000)
From ...
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Windows NFS share access from Linux unjoined domain computer with AD username using NIS
I have Linux clients using AD username/password using NIS and we have NIS Domain and UID and GID are already present in the AD. We used to have Windows 2003 NFS share and it used to work fine with ...
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How to let the entries in fstab to be mounted after VPN become up?
Env: Kubuntu-20.04.4, nfs-common-1.3.4(apt upgraded).
I have three NFS mounting entries in /etc/fstab that depends on a VPN connection.
Only once the VPN come up, these entries can be mounted ...
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Root squashing for NFS and SMB clarification
Root squashing means that when I try to access a directory that has it enabled, I won't be able to use my root permissions because it will be remapped to a nfsnobody user or whatever user is specified....
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NFS won't export /etc or /var (!?)
This is on Fedora Server 35, BUT, I'm pretty sure that's irrelevant:
I have a whole environment that works great with nfs and various machines export to each other - been doing this for decades - and ...