Having trouble mounting NFS & Samba shares on DNS-321

[sundqui...@gmail.com]

Using latest 0.6 snapshot on DNS-321.  Wiped all previous settings, deleted old alt-f and clean installed Alt-F.  I'm having difficult setting up NFS and Samba to my linux laptop.

I see an error upon login to the webui:

Alt-F directory found in sda2 but not used, aufs mount failed.

sda2 is the location where Alt-F is installed...

Attempting to setup NFS shares of both ext3 disks by my linux laptop.

mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting 192.168.1.117:/mnt/sda2

NFS Settings for sda2 are:

Allowed hosts

.0/24

Export Options

rw,no_root_squash,no_subtree_check

Checked my NFS setting, which are the default and getting back the following which I click submit:
exportfs: Invalid IP address .0/24
exportfs: Invalid IP address .0/24
exportfs: Invalid IP address .0/24
exportfs: Invalid IP address .0/24
exportfs: Invalid IP address .0/24
exportfs: Invalid IP address .0/24
exportfs: Invalid IP address .0/24
exportfs: Invalid IP address .0/24

[João Cardoso]

On Saturday, 18 March 2017 20:11:39 UTC, sundquistjames wrote:

Using latest 0.6 snapshot on DNS-321.  Wiped all previous settings, deleted old alt-f and clean installed Alt-F.  I'm having difficult setting up NFS and Samba to my linux laptop.

I see an error upon login to the webui:

Alt-F directory found in sda2 but not used, aufs mount failed.

sda2 is the location where Alt-F is installed...

That is odd. As you have already deinstalled Alt-F, remove it again using the webUI, Packages->Alt-F, then reboot.

If it happens again please post the output of 

ls -l /

ls -l /mnt/sda2

ls -l /mnt/sda2/Alt-F

aufs.sh -l

Attempting to setup NFS shares of both ext3 disks by my linux laptop.

mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting 192.168.1.117:/mnt/sda2

NFS Settings for sda2 are:

Allowed hosts

.0/24

Export Options

rw,no_root_squash,no_subtree_check

Checked my NFS setting, which are the default and getting back the following which I click submit:
exportfs: Invalid IP address .0/24
exportfs: Invalid IP address .0/24
exportfs: Invalid IP address .0/24
exportfs: Invalid IP address .0/24
exportfs: Invalid IP address .0/24
exportfs: Invalid IP address .0/24
exportfs: Invalid IP address .0/24
exportfs: Invalid IP address .0/24

Try first the default wildcard '*', then each of (according to the online help (blue (*) icon near the webui page title):

Allowed hosts: the hosts allowed to mount the share. Can be:

anonymous: a single * character will match all clients.

single host: a host name setup under Setup->Hosts, or an IP address

IP networks: a (sub) network specified by address/netmask

wildcards: wildcard characters * and ?, or class lists within [square brackets].

netgroups: NIS netgroups may be given as @group (not supported)

Probably you want  192.168.1.0/24