[SOLVED] Moode 6.71 and nfs on ds216se

[ArturoKiwi]

Hi to all,
I'm a little confused. I red some thread and everybody says that nfs is a lot better than samba, and for my knowledge it true.
I configure my synology nfs with the 0/24 and mapping all user to admin option.
I tried to connect from windows and I succeed without problems.
I tried from Moode, no way. I connect in ssh, create a directory and tried to connect; same as the mpd log: the server denied the access
My command is: sudo mount -t nfs 192.168.1.117:/Volume1/music /mnt/synology 


The two unit are in the same subnet: 1.101 Moode and 1.117 the nas

Someone have some hint?

Arturo

P.S. 
If I could connect the samba share without problems.

[TheOldPresbyope]

@ArturoKiwi

Synology's DSM is built on Linux. Unlike Windows, the Linux file system naming scheme is case sensitive.

My command is: sudo mount -t nfs 192.168.1.117:/Volume1/music /mnt/synology

I'll bet if you try lower-case "volume1" this command will work.

Hint: the actual shared path name is shown to you in the "Edit Shared Folder Music" panel in DSM, or at least it is in the virtual DSM3615XS machine I keep around for testing. In the lower left of the panel I see

Mount path:/volume1/Music

 
Full disclosure: I am no Synology expert. I have a hard time equating the DSM GUI options with the Linux parameters I know, or even finding the DSM option I need to use to set a parameter I need, so don't expect more detailed HowTo info from me.

Regards,
Kent

[ArturoKiwi]

@ArturoKiwi

Synology's DSM is built on Linux. Unlike Windows, the Linux file system naming scheme is case sensitive.

My command is: sudo mount -t nfs 192.168.1.117:/Volume1/music /mnt/synology

I'll bet if you try lower-case "volume1" this command will work.

Hint: the actual shared path name is shown to you in the "Edit Shared Folder Music" panel in DSM, or at least it is in the virtual DSM3615XS machine I keep around for testing. In the lower left of the panel I see

Mount path:/volume1/Music

 
Full disclosure: I am no Synology expert. I have a hard time equating the DSM GUI options with the Linux parameters I know, or even finding the DSM option I need to use to set a parameter I need, so don't expect more detailed HowTo info from me.

Regards,
Kent

Hi Kent, you're absolutely right! Or half right 

It is "volume1", I don't know why I have a memory of something that I read with the capital letter. 
So the right path, for my nas, is: 192.168.1.117/volume1/music

Thanks!

P.S.
The trhead could be marked Solved.

[Tim Curtis]

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[ArturoKiwi]

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Done! 

Thank you