Some applications (i.e. Nextcloud in my case, have seen it with others while searching for solutions) require a no_root_squash option set in /etc/exports to work. I believe there may be different ways to do this by instead assigning a user in the exports option instead of setting no_root_squash, but I did not find enough documentation of this with my use case to test it.
I got it to work by manually adding this to the specific NFS share in /etc/exports. However I am concerned that some setting or system update will wipe out this change. Is there a way this change could be made through the VSAN interface somehow?
I got it to work by manually adding this to the specific NFS share in /etc/exports. However I am concerned that some setting or system update will wipe out this change. Is there a way this change could be made through the VSAN interface somehow?
Statistics: Posted by CombFiltered — Sun Apr 27, 2025 4:21 am