This is actually the same problem I am having.

NFS share on FreeNAS machine is exported, and i can mount it from the FOG Machine fine.
I created a fog user on the FreeNAS machine with same password as fog user on FOG install.

Created a user on FreeNAS (fog, same password as fog user on FOG machine)
chown -R fog /mnt/mountPoint/NAS/images
chmod 777 //mnt/mountPoint/NAS/images (for testing of course)

on fog server mount the images directory as /NAS
can created file, directory’s there no problem, as well as in /NAS/dev
have .mntchek file created in both places (/NAS, /NAS/dev)
when I log into the web interface, the storage node stats are correct.
Tried setting IP in storage node to IP of FOG and also of NFS server (FreeNAS machine)
Also tried changing the path to local path or NFS path (Fre.NAS.IP.ADDR:/mnt/mountPoint/NAS/images

i still get permission denied when client boots up and tries to mount NFS share to upload image to.

I also get " Does not support NFS Export" when running “exportfs -a”.

Kyle

Hello,

I have mounted a NFS share on my FOG machine @ /NAS. The share is located on a FreeNAS server which has a UFS filesystem.

I have gone through the steps of changing my imaging location in FOG as described here:

[url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Change_NFS_location[/url]

However, after changing my exports file and running “exportfs -a”, I get a message that “/NAS does not support NFS export”.

I cannot upload an image, I get a “permission denied” message when trying to upload an image when mounting the NFS share.

I have also tried this when using the share via CIFS, I had the same problem.

Does NFS not support UFS filesystem? is this the problem?

Can anyone think of a workaround for what i’m trying to do?

Thank you!

Kyle