Mount NFS

[jeremyvdv]

Hello

I made a redirection of the images folder of my debian to a nas.

I have access to writing.
The problem is that when I want to capture my image, I get the message that images / dev can not get to / images

Thanks for your help

[Daniel Miller]

@jeremyvdv said in Mount NFS:

so i change the fstab to have a mount point to this directory

@jeremyvdv Changing the fstab on your FOG server to mount an NFS share as your /images folder is the situation @Quazz is describing as not permitted; each machine must have it’s own connection to the NFS share.
Edit: If you wish to capture images directly to the NAS, there is a rough guide to setting up a NAS as a storage node for FOG in the Wiki.

[Quazz]

@jeremyvdv said in Mount NFS:

I made a redirection of the images folder of my debian to a nas.

What do you mean by that?

If you have mounted the NAS folder to your Debian machine then it won’t work since the Debian machine can’t “export” a folder that isn’t its own. (you can’t daisy chain it)

If you want to use a NAS as storage, you can try configuring it as a storage node.

[jeremyvdv]

I use the NAS to store my images.
so i change the fstab to have a mount point to this directory

[Daniel Miller]

@jeremyvdv said in Mount NFS:

so i change the fstab to have a mount point to this directory

@jeremyvdv Changing the fstab on your FOG server to mount an NFS share as your /images folder is the situation @Quazz is describing as not permitted; each machine must have it’s own connection to the NFS share.
Edit: If you wish to capture images directly to the NAS, there is a rough guide to setting up a NAS as a storage node for FOG in the Wiki.

[jeremyvdv]

Knowing that my FOG server is in place, I mounted a drive to a nas in the / etc / fstab file.

it does not work … how to deport my storage without reinstalling FOG
thanks