I set up everything for nfs4 idmapping. After a reboot, the NAS decided
to revert any changes. That was fun.
Then I tried to beat the system by creating matching uids and gids. Both
NAS' uid and gid are already in use on ubuntu, so I tried to match the
ubuntu uid and gid on the NAS. But the NAS
I have a Synology NAS formatted with the Btrfs file system. Can I add a
share to it to pCP? Or does it have to be ext4? What file systems are
included in the "additional filesystems" pack?
Sorry for the noob question, but I've been searching here and other
resources for an hour and a half and I
The NAS is reached over the network so it will be a networking protocol
that you will have to use.
In theory the remote use (pCP or you from a desktop computer) should not
need to know what sort of file system is used on the physical disks.
So NFS or CIFS.
Paul Webster
Paul Webster wrote:
> The NAS is reached over the network so it will be a networking protocol
> that you will have to use.
> In theory the remote use (pCP or you from a desktop computer) should not
> need to know what sort of file system is used on the physical disks.
>
> So NFS or CIFS.
Ahh.
This is getting frustrating. I mounted the share like this in fstab:
Code:
//192.168.178.1/Multimedia /mnt/NAS cifs
credentials=/root/.lmscredentials,uid=123,gid=1001,rw,nounix,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777
0 0
uid 123 is
