Remote mount with QNAP TS-110 failed

  • Hello every one, i changed my harddrive from mit OMV testsetup und in this case i alos upgraded to OMV 7. Before iǘe got remote mount my QNAP in OMV 6, but now I got an error message, and didn´t know how to solve it.


    The remote mount uses smb/cifs with standard setup, except the cifs version is configured by version 2.0.


    Error message:


    Failed to execute command 'export PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin; export LANG=C.UTF-8; export LANGUAGE=; omv-salt deploy run --no-color remotemount 2>&1' with exit code '1': debian:

    ----------

    ID: configure_remote_dir

    Function: file.directory

    Name: /srv/remotemount

    Result: True

    Comment: The directory /srv/remotemount is in the correct state

    Started: 09:19:40.197812

    Duration: 4.331 ms

    Changes:

    ----------

    ID: remove_remotemount_mount_files

    Function: module.run

    Result: True

    Comment: file.find: ['/etc/systemd/system/srv-remotemount-qnap.mount']

    Started: 09:19:40.202607

    Duration: 2.522 ms

    Changes:

    ----------

    file.find:

    - /etc/systemd/system/srv-remotemount-qnap.mount

    ----------

    ID: remove_remotemount_automount_files

    Function: module.run

    Result: True

    Comment: file.find: []

    Started: 09:19:40.205220

    Duration: 2.252 ms

    Changes:

    ----------

    file.find:

    ----------

    ID: remove_remotemount_cifs_cred_files

    Function: module.run

    Result: True

    Comment: file.find: ['/root/.cifscredentials-51f00544-a3b7-4c22-bd88-5c3e5f312449']

    Started: 09:19:40.207556

    Duration: 1.357 ms

    Changes:

    ----------

    file.find:

    - /root/.cifscredentials-51f00544-a3b7-4c22-bd88-5c3e5f312449

    ----------

    ID: remove_remotemount_s3fs_cred_files

    Function: module.run

    Result: True

    Comment: file.find: []

    Started: 09:19:40.208995

    Duration: 1.253 ms

    Changes:

    ----------

    file.find:

    ----------

    ID: remove_remotemount_davfs_cred_file

    Function: file.absent

    Name: /etc/davfs2/secrets

    Result: True

    Comment: Removed file /etc/davfs2/secrets

    Started: 09:19:40.210327

    Duration: 0.433 ms

    Changes:

    ----------

    removed:

    /etc/davfs2/secrets

    ----------

    ID: configure_remotemount_davfs_cred_file

    Function: file.managed

    Name: /etc/davfs2/secrets

    Result: True

    Comment: File /etc/davfs2/secrets updated

    Started: 09:19:40.210839

    Duration: 1.626 ms

    Changes:

    ----------

    diff:

    New file

    ----------

    ID: systemd_delete_dead_symlinks

    Function: cmd.run

    Name: find /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants -xtype l -print -delete

    Result: True

    Comment: Command "find /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants -xtype l -print -delete" run

    Started: 09:19:40.212989

    Duration: 2.487 ms

    Changes:

    ----------

    pid:

    11714

    retcode:

    0

    stderr:

    stdout:

    /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/srv-remotemount-qnap.mount

    ----------

    ID: configure_remotemount_cifs_creds_51f00544-a3b7-4c22-bd88-5c3e5f312449

    Function: file.managed

    Name: /root/.cifscredentials-51f00544-a3b7-4c22-bd88-5c3e5f312449

    Result: True

    Comment: File /root/.cifscredentials-51f00544-a3b7-4c22-bd88-5c3e5f312449 updated

    Started: 09:19:40.215569

    Duration: 1.671 ms

    Changes:

    ----------

    diff:

    New file

    ----------

    ID: configure_remotemount_qnap

    Function: file.managed

    Name: /etc/systemd/system/srv-remotemount-qnap.mount

    Result: True

    Comment: File /etc/systemd/system/srv-remotemount-qnap.mount updated

    Started: 09:19:40.217316

    Duration: 86.824 ms

    Changes:

    ----------

    diff:

    New file

    mode:

    0644

    ----------

    ID: systemd-reload_qnap

    Function: cmd.run

    Name: systemctl daemon-reload

    Result: True

    Comment: Command "systemctl daemon-reload" run

    Started: 09:19:40.304228

    Duration: 372.92 ms

    Changes:

    ----------

    pid:

    11716

    retcode:

    0

    stderr:

    stdout:

    ----------

    ID: enable_qnap_remotemount

    Function: service.enabled

    Name: srv-remotemount-qnap.mount

    Result: True

    Comment: Service srv-remotemount-qnap.mount has been enabled, and is in the desired state

    Started: 09:19:41.337347

    Duration: 403.563 ms

    Changes:

    ----------

    srv-remotemount-qnap.mount:

    True

    ----------

    ID: restart_qnap_remotemount

    Function: cmd.run

    Name: systemctl restart 'srv-remotemount-qnap.mount'

    Result: False

    Comment: Command "systemctl restart 'srv-remotemount-qnap.mount'" run

    Started: 09:19:41.741027

    Duration: 70.678 ms

    Changes:

    ----------

    pid:

    11771

    retcode:

    1

    stderr:

    Job failed. See "journalctl -xe" for details.

    stdout:


    Summary for debian


    thanks for helping me

  • ryecoaaron

    Hat das Thema freigeschaltet.
  • Hello,I am new omv user (omv 7.0.5-1) with seemingly the same issue, both with mounting a NFS or samba share via omv's web interface. My impression is that it is a new problem with omv6->omv7, perhaps related to the openmediavault-remotemount 7.0.1 , but I did not investigate further.


    For now, I simply mounted the NFS shared folder via /etc/fstab. This workaround does the job as it should.


    [edit]

    Thought it would be wise to clarify my purpose which was to move data from a Synology DS209 (DSM3.2).

    I added this kind of line to the /etc/fstab of the omv via ssh (or wetty):

    10.0.0.100:/volume1/folder /import/folder nfs ro,suid,dev,exec,auto,sync,nfsvers=3 0 0

    then rsynced the folder to a chosen shared folder previously created in omv.

    note this workaround is done manually via cli. The remote nfs mount (/import/folder) is not visible within omv's gui.

    After successful transfer I restored the /etc/fstab to its original value.

    [/edit]


    Cheers,

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