@Wayne-Workman

Some things I found trying to follow the wiki -> at least on a fresh Ubuntu 16.04.1 server.

Mounting should read: (got error “bash: x.x.x.x:/images/test.txt: No such file or directory”)

mkdir /new 
mount x.x.x.x:/images/dev /new

Export DB should read: (kept getting error “mysqldump: unknown option ‘-D’”

#No password.
mysqldump -B fog > /new/fogdb.sql

#Password with root user.
mysqldump -B fog -u root -p > /new/fogdb.sql

#No password, localhost.
mysqldump -B fog -h localhost > /new/fogdb.sql

#No password, local loopback.
mysqldump -B fog -h 127.0.0.1 > /new/fogdb.sql

#Password with localhost.
mysqldump -B fog -h localhost -u root -p > /new/fogdb.sql

#Password with local loopback.
mysqldump -B fog -h 127.0.0.1 -u root -p > /new/fogdb.sql

Export Images should be: (got error: “no command ‘copy’ found”)

cp -r /images/* /new

This might help if people are getting similar errors…

@Wayne-Workman

Some things I found trying to follow the wiki -> at least on a fresh Ubuntu 16.04.1 server.

Mounting should read: (got error “bash: x.x.x.x:/images/test.txt: No such file or directory”)

mkdir /new 
mount x.x.x.x:/images/dev /new

Export DB should read: (kept getting error “mysqldump: unknown option ‘-D’”

#No password.
mysqldump -B fog > /new/fogdb.sql

#Password with root user.
mysqldump -B fog -u root -p > /new/fogdb.sql

#No password, localhost.
mysqldump -B fog -h localhost > /new/fogdb.sql

#No password, local loopback.
mysqldump -B fog -h 127.0.0.1 > /new/fogdb.sql

#Password with localhost.
mysqldump -B fog -h localhost -u root -p > /new/fogdb.sql

#Password with local loopback.
mysqldump -B fog -h 127.0.0.1 -u root -p > /new/fogdb.sql

Export Images should be: (got error: “no command ‘copy’ found”)

cp -r /images/* /new

This might help if people are getting similar errors…

I made the mistake of thinking there was a problem when only 1 client was connected and stuck on the Please Wait screen. After starting the second client, everything worked great.

We are seeing speeds of 2Gb/s and more through an old Linksys/Cisco 16 port gigabit switch with 11 clients.