On 23/12/2020 10:53, paul lee wrote:
> Ok, so I'm gonna give old Fidonet a go for a support need I have concerning
my
> Raspberry Pi 3+. (I am going to put a Pi 4 on it soon, as its better 10G
> ethernet would bump my transfer rates automagically. Furthermore, if I can
get
> through my issues I'll slap all SSD HDs on it to try and get the best NAS
> experience a Pi can provide...)
>
> My question:
>
> I've setup a NFS file share on the OMV server. It is active and recognized...
> running. How do I access this NFS from other Linux boxes on my network? It
> doesn't JUST show up in either Network, or the other network shared areas.
> (Where SMBs and WORKGROUPs are...)

No. I use entries in /etc/fstab. I dont think any file managers actually
recognise NFS.
If you don't wanna hard wire mounts, make up little scripts to invoke
'mount'  that run as root.

NOT so trivial

Reemeber NFS was created to make users home directories common across
machines along with centralised user/uid/gid services of yellow pages.
It is a client server implementation.

SMB on WinPcs was developed as a peere to peer network accessible by users


>
> I assume I need some packages and prerequisites on the Linux machine that I'm
> trying to point to the NFS? Or... what am I missing??
Only the client nfs-common package.
>
> Thanks in advance, Fidonet... I'm very happy to see an active Raspberry Pi
area
> - I have MANY Pi projects and some Arduino/ESP-32/ESP-8266 wizardry happening
> all around my home & offices.
>
>
>
> |07p|15AULIE|1142|07o
> |08.........
>


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