Help accessing folders and files from an existing NFS mount #3084
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Yes, probably. Opencloud needs to assimilate the files by writing metadata into the extended file attributes. You should see some errors in the log. |
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I have OpenCloud (OpenCloud 7.2.0 rolling) running in a Proxmox LXC container, installed via a Promox Helper Script . It is installed with STORAGE_USERS_POSIX_ENABLE_COLLABORATION commented out and has been working fine.
I'd like to add an nfs storage directory to my gui.
I mounted the nfs directory inside the LXC container as read-only (I don't want to modify anything on the mount) using:
pct set xxx -mp0 /.../nas_share,mp=/mnt/nas_share,ro=1Inside the LXC container I checked the mounted directory as follows:
I checked the contents of nas_share, which where there.
I added the following to /etc/opencloud/opencloud.env:
I also checked the nfs version of the mounted dir was 4.2:
However, on restarting OpenCloud I don't see a way to access the nfs directory in my Personal file space.
Other manually created folders appear in the Personal file space, but not the nfs_share.
Is this a file permissions issue, because I mounted the nfs share read-only, or am I doing something else that is incorrect?
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