Can't copy /dev/@MAC to /images (Qnap)

[Slowave]

[ch3i]

The LN is because the user FOG in FTP have /share/MD0_DATA as root folder.
It’s Slowave who add it to solve the problem of FOG copy via FTP.

But the user FOG have not the rights on /share…

Any idea ?

[Wayne Workman]

I’m lost…

Can the below posts be translated to English for future users?

[ch3i]

@Wayne-Workman said:

I’m lost…

Can the below posts be translated to English for future users?

The user FOG on NAS have these access :

NFS root folder : /share/MD0_DATA/images
FTP root folder : /share/MD0_DATA

FOG client try to access to /share/MD0_DATA/share/MD0_DATA/images << that tree is false.
The user FOG can’t browse the / of the NAS.

We try to create a ln :

ln -s /share /share/MD0_DATA/share

But FOG is not an admin of QNap NAS.

Voilà

[Wayne Workman]

@ch3i said:

We try to create a ln :
ln -s /share /share/MD0_DATA/share
But FOG is not an admin of QNap NAS.

So just use the root user of the QNap NAS ?

[Slowave]

All it’s ok !!! YEAH !

Ok, I will create a tutorial as I had done with FreeNAS next week.

[Tom Elliott]

What finally fixed it?

Are you using the “fog” user or the admin or the administrator?

[Wayne Workman]

@Slowave https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Use_FOG_with_FreeNAS

[Slowave]

With the storage Node Qnap:
-The upload is ok.
-Move image “/dev/@MAC” to “/images/Name” is ok.
-Download tomorrow but i’m sure it will be ok.

I use the “fog” user.

Thank for your help

I finish my school report and next week, i tell you all.

[ch3i]

@Tom-Elliott said:

What finally fixed it?

Are you using the “fog” user or the admin or the administrator?

@Tom-Elliott said:

What finally fixed it?

Are you using the “fog” user or the admin or the administrator?

Finally ftp://IP/images is OK without anymore configuration, it’s seem to be a native setting in Qnap.

He modify his storage node configuration too.