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On 23/08/17 16:00, mr meowski wrote:
Excellent! Thanks for that.. I didn't find that page when I looked. The Synology DSM was set up as they advise, but I had to SSH into it and export the Shared Folders. For some reason I didn't have to do that last time; I suspect I did have it formatted as SHR and possibly Synology handles all that for you if so. Sorted now and working perfectly.On 23/08/17 15:43, Julian Hall wrote:Hi All, This used to work before I had to rebuild my NAS. The hardware setup is simple: Synology DS212j with 2 x 2Tb drives in RAID 1 configuration; 3 Shared folders: CASSIOPEIA, DIANA and PERSEPHONE. Device Name on network: Zeus Fixed IP address: 192.168.1.3 All folders have NFS permissions set as follows: Privileges: Admin R/W guest R julian R/W raspbmc R NFS Privileges Client: 192.168.1.0/24 [I tried with 192.168.1.3 [Cerce - desktop PC] and 192.168.1.7 listed separately. That didn't work either.] Privileges: Read/Write Root squash: No mapping Asynchronous: Yes The Pi has a fixed IP (identified by MAC) of 192.168.1.7 so falls into the correct range. However when I try to add a source in RaspBMC, for example for Pictures, I get to the dialogue to select an NFS source, browse to the server IP address and open it. However although I can see the three Shared Folders listed I cannot open any of them; if I click on one nothing happens - no error message just no activity. The only difference I can think of with the previous setup is that I /may/ have had it formatted SHR - Synology Hybrid Array - which as far as I know is RAID1 anyway, and I only had one shared folder. That worked seamlessly with no extra setup on the NAS. All I did was browse on the Pi to the shared folder and saved it.Wow, NFS still causing problems? This problem will be the squash/insecure options being a bit obscure/stupid on commercial NAS units - the Synology might be disallowing non-privileged ports for NFS for example, or mapping user permissions incorrectly. I know you're using a RaspBMC rather than a Kodi but they all work in a very similar fashion - check out this: http://kodi.wiki/view/NFS And have a look specifically at section 7, "NFS sharing from commercial NAS systems such as Synology or QNAP". Cheers
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