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Spent a quiet day yesterday working out how to automount my synology NAS
and am intending to use that as family backup and my own cloud storage (via
VPN) - so I can access / store certain files
It supports NAS and nfs4
I can ssh in and it has rsync. So I can backup using rsync. I also have
terminal access.
My problem is that I cannot automount using nfs, because I think my UID on
my laptop is 1000 while on synlogy it is 1028
Question Is there a recommended safe solution. If I google this problem
eg https://www.google.co.uk/#q=synology+change+uid then this seems
fairly common
If I look at solving it then there seems to be three solutions
a. Change the UID on my laptop
b. Change the export file on the server eg
http://linux-unix-tips.blogspot.co.uk/2011/09/fix-nfs-privileges-on-synology-nas.html
c. Reset the nfs server settings on synlogy eg
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo
Any help greatfully received
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