nfsv4

  1. J

    Files that could be deleted with freeBSD12 cannot be deleted with FreeBS13.

    question about acl permission. Files that could be deleted with freeBSD12 cannot be deleted with FreeBS13. I updated os from freebsd12.0 to freensd13.2, and updated samba from Version 4.8.12 to Version 4.19.7. via samba, user can delete/rename and file in freebsd12.0, but can't delete/rename...
  2. F

    It is possible to mount a kerberized NFS share with an user principal ticket rather than a machine keyfile?

    I have setup a KDC with a personal principal myname@MY.DOMAIN, and a NFS principal nfs/nfs.my.domain@MY.DOMAIN, whose keyfile I have installed at /etc/keyfile in the NFS server. Then I logged in my personal principal from my Laptop in both root a regular user, but was unable to mount the...
  3. B

    NFSv4 File Contents not Updating Automatically

    I have some NFS shares exported on my server (13.1-RELEASE), and one of them exports my code to my workstation. I primarily use the vscode package for editing my code. My workstation is also running FreeBSD. I was using 14.0-CURRENT earlier, but as a moderator pointed out, issues such as that...
  4. B

    Solved NFSv4 User Mapping Issues

    I'm running FreeBSD14.0-CURRENT on both my client and my server, and I export some ZFS directories via NFSv4. I've been having a weird issue with things such as vscode, where the file is not automatically refreshing (and this means I need to manually refresh git, and it leads to a lot of file...
  5. T

    Kerberos nfsv4 with Linux server

    I am struggling to get a nfsv4 kerberos share on a linux server to mount on Freebsd 13 client. (The other way it worked.) On Linux there are to option to specify a kerberos share: /etc/exports on linserv: /nfs *(rw,sec=krb5:krb5i:krb5p,async,fsid=0) /nfs/home...
  6. F

    NFS client hangs all the time when I enter large directory

    Hi All, I have been facing a strange problem on AWS, where I created a large FreeBSD NFS server, with the below configuration. My throughput to writing a file is 600-800 Mbps and reading files are much higher. I have no issues with throughput, but the problem is with while accessing a folder...
  7. A

    NFSv4 ACLs - deny owner write ACL permission

    owner@ is always allowed to write ACLs as a foot-shooting protection mechanism. Sometimes I really want to shoot my foot. In samba with "zfsacl" enabled and "nfs4:mode = simple", owner@ roughly corresponds with "creator-owner". There are times when I'm wearing my windows/samba admin hat that I...
  8. M

    Jailed NAS: NFS and Kerberos

    Dear FreeBSD Community! I'm planning to setup a NAS (for my family, a mix of Windows, Linux and Mac OS Clients) in a jail on my FreeBSD machine (which should replace my actual Linux-based homeserver step by step). So I prepared a jail with it's own IP, set up samba and joined our Active...
  9. S

    NFSV4 share on ZFS using sys authentication

    Hi all, I have a zfs-based server(FreeBSD 11) and I want use NFSv4 on it. I used access list on shared folder and set permission on them, but clients that have write permission can't write on the share. my export file is: /pool/share1 -sec=sys -network 0.0.0.0 -mask 0.0.0.0 V4: /pool I added...
  10. S

    how to use idmapd for nfsv4?

    Hi all, I'm on FreeBSD11. I have a pool on my server and enable access list on it. So, every folder in this pool have it's own permission. In my export file, I used nfsv4 commands to use thid acls. # getfacl /pool1/share1 # file: /pool1/share1 # owner: root # group: wheel...
  11. S

    NFSV4 share on ZFS using Access list

    Hi all, I'm on FreeBSD11. I have some trouble with ZFS and NFSV4. I have a pool on my server. # zfs list NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT pool1 484K 1.76T 160K /pool1 ee /etc/exports is: V4:/pool1/ -sec=sys -network x.x.x -mask x.x.x.x I have some folders in my pool and...
  12. skocdopolet

    Solved Mounting ZFS over NFSv4

    Hi all, I'm having difficulties with NFS on FreeBSD. NFS server is running on FreeBSD 11 and I want to share /srv/data folder which is on ZFS partition. My server side configuration: /etc/rc.conf nfs_server_enable="YES" nfs_server_flags="-u -t -n 4" mountd_enable="YES" mountd_flags="-r"...
  13. rootwyrm

    Other NFSv4 fileid > 32bits messages

    This one's starting to give me fits, especially as it makes it impossible to catch LORs. The configuration is admittedly fairly complex - the actual NFS server is Linux using CTDB for a 4-way cluster overtop a GlusterFS non-Ganesha cluster. Going to NFSv3 would possibly resolve it. But it's...
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