NFS to Mountain Lion: "You Do Not Have Permission To Access"

bbddpp · 10. Dezember 2012

Set up a new NFS share in OMV .3 (latest and greatest).

Client set to 192.168.1.0/24 and extra options set to all_squash,insecure.

I simply then try a "Connect to Server" on my Mountain Lion installation, http://192.168.1.199, expect to get a finder window with the share, but instead get a dialog box saying "You do not have permission to access this server."

Are there some special config options I need to set on the NFS share in OMV to make this work?

Uffez · 2. Januar 2013

I have noted the same problem. Also unable to connect to a second server (Synology NAS) using NFS - so this is probably related to OSX. Anyone having a clue?

gaussniwre · 15. Januar 2013

Same issue with me too... and I can confirm my permissions/ACL for the share should allow me to connect. Do we (the user trying to connect) have to member of a special group do connect?

Kind regards,

G

br41n · 15. Januar 2013

try to mount with "sudo mount -t nfs -o resvport 192.168.3.1:/SHARE /MacHDD/localFolder"

gaussniwre · 15. Januar 2013

Thanks I'll try that asap.

coredump4 · 18. April 2013

This method is less secure, however you can allow mounting via the Mac OS Finder if you add the option "insecure" in the "Extra options" field of the OMV NFS share.

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