gpodder freenas jail mounted storage to cifs

#Gpodder freenas jail mounted storage to cifs license

Its mounted ok, and when from my local machine I ls -l it shows me write permissions (although from my local user), but when I goto create or save over a file it gives me a no permissions error 1-U2 the Problem is still available Jail storage is mounted, as before 1 which failed and I have since rolled back Thread starter svetter Middleware Failed to start Middleware Failed to start. You need to add options to force the uid and gid to the values you want on your client machine instead of the values of the server. In iocage it would be: iocage set allowmount1 jailname iocage set allowmountnullfs1 jailname Using a nullfs mount is a much better way of achieving your goal if the files are hosted on the same physical hardware. Upon reinstalling the server I have been having issues making the files writable. You will need to configure the jail to 'allow mounts' and to 'allow nullfs mounts', this is dependent on the jail manager. This time round I am using cifs-utils instead of smbfs, but I presume this is fine?

#Gpodder freenas jail mounted storage to cifs license

It was setup using the following and worked fine - So log in via ssh to you FreeNAS server, cd to the Syncthing jail and mkdir a new directory FreeNAS® is an embedded open source network-attached storage (NAS) system based on FreeBSD and released under a BSD license FreeNAS® is an embedded open source network-attached storage (NAS) system based on FreeBSD and released under a BSD license. On the old one I had an smbfs share setup to access a share over the local network to other Ubuntu boxes. Have reinstalled Ubuntu on my web dev server.