Cannot mount old HDD NFS share (pool is good)

[opensourceFTW]

I built a new TrueNAS core server due to heat issues in my new homelab. I bought 2x 12TB HDDs and everything is working right but I saw that I failed to copy some of my data to my 5TB external HDD. No problem I thought, I will just remount the pool.

When trying to mount the share in terminal, terminal tells me "mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting XXX.XXX.X.XXX /mnt/XXX/XXXX /mnt/XXX"

I am confused. I setup my old HDD to have the exact same persmissions as my 2x12TB. That does not work. What am I doing wrong?

 

[artlessknave]

nfs is a network protocol.
you are telling mount to mount a network share on a remote system. are these disks mounted on a network server and shared, via NFS?

if this was a zfs pool, you need to import the pool like any other zfs pool.

mount would not have 2 /mnt locations, that makes no sense either.

 

[opensourceFTW]

My old HHD is mounted correctly but when I try to mount on my linux machine I run into a permissions issue even though the pool for that HDD has the same permissions as my new homelab HDDs. I do not get it.

 

[sretalla]

What are the NFS share settings?

 

[opensourceFTW]

Exactly the same as my new homelab, which mounts just fine. I changed the permissions to open, same error. I use "sudo mount -t nfs -o mountvers=3 192.168.1.XXX:/mnt/Share/Storage /home/XXX" to mount my homelab. That does not work for my old NAS HDD. I took out "mountvers=3" and terminal says it cannot find it /etc/fstab/

 

[opensourceFTW]

I tried to access again. "access denied by server". I am 99% sure this is a permission isssue but, the permissions are exactly the same as my homelab so I am lost.

 

[Whattteva]

My old HHD is mounted correctly but when I try to mount on my linux machine I run into a permissions issue even though the pool for that HDD has the same permissions as my new homelab HDDs. I do not get it.

Your linux machine user needs to have the same uid as the TrueNAS machine.

Also, post output of showmount --exports on the TrueNAS machine.

 

[opensourceFTW]

Your linux machine user needs to have the same uid as the TrueNAS machine.

Also, post output of showmount --exports on the TrueNAS machine.

TrueNAS server: uid=0(root) gid=0(wheel) groups=0(wheel)
Linux machine: uid=1000(bison) gid=1000(bison) groups=1000(bison), 4(adm),24(cdrom),27(sudo),30(dip), 46(plugdev),122(lpadmin), 135(lxd),136(sambashare)

showmount --export
/mnt/NAS/storage (current TrueNAS server)
/mnt/test/ (old Truenas HDD)