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On 08/11/2021 10:11, Julian Hall wrote: > On 07/11/2021 18:00, comrade meowski wrote: >> On 07/11/2021 11:33, Julian Hall wrote: >> >> <snip> >> >> Ok the problem is deceptively simple and to be fair I know we've looked at it >> before so I don't know why it hasn't been corrected by now. >> >> You don't own the mountpoint itself and that's not going to help for a user >> automount via systemd. Systemd is still doing the heavy lifting here by the way - >> even if you just put an entry in /etc/fstab the "old fashioned way" then it's >> interpreted by and turned into a systemd unit file by the systemd mount generator. >> systemd has been doing it's job correctly for you all along. >> >> Copy/paste exactly - watch out for not adding trailing slashes specifically. You >> want to change the permissions specifically on the mount point only, don't >> accidentally recurse down through the NFS share: >> >> sudo ls /media/julian/DEMETER #will show root ownership of "." dir >> sudo chown julian:julian /media/julian/DEMETER #change it >> ls /media/julian/DEMETER #will show julian now owns "." dir >> >> And then reboot (bit heavy handed but whatever). I think you'll have an >> immediately working nfs automount then. >> >> Check not with your desktop shortcut thingies which always seems broken anyway: >> just do ls /media/julian/DEMETER in a shell after reboot and check it automounts. >> Then: >> >> sudo systemctl status media-julian-DEMETER.mount >> sudo journalctl -u media-julian-DEMETER.automount -b >> >> I think it's as simple as that ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ > julian@Cerce:~$ sudo ls /media/julian/DEMETER > [sudo] password for julian: > 'Android APKs' > 'Android update' > Audio > 'Barry At War' > 'BBC Articles' > 'Birmingham University' > Bond.xls > Car > 'Cardiff Met' > 'Causes of War' > Cdlabel.alb > Colour > Danish.txt > desktop.ini > Download > DVD2 > facebook-julianmhallwales > facebook-julianmhallwales.zip > Family > FFs > Finances > foxuser.dbf > foxuser.fpt > 'Game Saves' > Genealogy > 'Glamorgan University' > GoDaddy.txt > gparted_details.htm > Greenlinks-Membership-Form-English-Ffurflen-Ymaelodi-Saesneg-18.01.2017.pdf > hellados.tpp > Heredis.txt > 'History Research' > Installers > IPCAM > 'Julian Hall - Bath Seat.jpg' > 'Linux Books' > Misc > 'Panels Claim' > PDF > PhD > 'proof of postage.jpeg' > 'Property Damage' > '#recycle' > 'Reinstall List.txt' > 'Rio Tinto' > rsync.txt > S0040191.JPG > SAFlashPlayer.app > SanDiskSecureAccess > Security > SIM071215.tel > Skype-com.skype.raider-84357886-v5.7.0.13054.apk > 'Sofia Family Tree.jpg' > Spreadsheets > Synology_PermissionReport_20210903-195614.csv > Twitter > 'UFO Incidents' > Warhammer > Websites > Wheelchairs > Word > WotW > julian@Cerce:~$ sudo chown julian:julian /media/julian/DEMETER > chown: changing ownership of '/media/julian/DEMETER': Operation not permitted > julian@Cerce:~$ ls /media/julian/DEMETER > ls: cannot open directory '/media/julian/DEMETER': Permission denied > > Rebooted and still doing the same. > > Julian > Oh that's just classic ... sudo ls -ld /media sudo ls -ld /media/julian sudo ls -ld /media/julian/DEMETER srsly, WTF.
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