Is there an option to get NFS to work without permission conflicts? I don’t want to set the standard MacOS umask to 000 due to security reasons. When I „chmod 777“ a folder or file after creation, the permission issues on the SMB Clients are gone, so I assume the problem depends on the 755 (even if the user has full permissions in both cases). If your Mac OS X clients require data contained on a NFS share, the best way to secure the. NFS Azure file shares are only offered on premium file shares, which store data on solid-state drives (SSD). The NFS settings are default in Unraid, the share is set to private with the following rules: 192.168.10.50(sec=sys,rw,async,insecure,no_subtree_check,crossmnt,anonuid=99,anongid=100,all_squash) Re - Exporting Via AFS NFS mounts are sometimes a fact of life. User and Group is set correct to nobody:users The files on the share are created with 755 permissions instead of 777 like all the others with SMB. When I am trying to edit/delete this file/folder or creating new subdirectories from another device (connected via SMB) I get permission errors.

It’s much faster than SMB - but there is still a problem: When I create a file or a folder via the Mac finder on the share, it works at first. This document describes how to mount an NFS drive exported from a Linux file server on a Mac OS X client using the automount daemon. I searched a walkthrough on google and I should be able to connect to it. After giving up on Samba shares with my Mac Mini M1 (painfully slow directory browsing, and transfer speeds - tried all tips and tweaks) I switched to NFS. I found on port 2049 an nfs share, but I’m not able to mount it and download the file.

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