Mount remote folder

[scimitar973]

Good morning to all forum members. A few months ago I installed Truenas on a PC with a 4x4TB HD pool. I need to mount on Treunas a remote folder (a shared folder on a Synology NAS) permanently. I'm a newbie!!!. Can someone help me by leading me without having suggestions like: "the command is well documented etc". I searched Google but couldn't find very detailed documentation

Thanks!

 

[sretalla]

If you can get it to happen from the CLI by using some variant of the mount command, then the way to make that survive a reboot is with a script set to run as a post init task.

Get your command right, then add the script after marking it executable with chmod +X /path/to/script.sh

The script contents might look something like this if your Synology is sharing over NFS:

Code:

#! /bin/sh

mount synology.local:/mnt/shared /mnt/synology

It requires that the path /mnt/synology exists and is empty.

You would then go to Tasks | Init/Shutdown Scripts and create a new task pointing it at the script.