Move user data on NFS drive Topic is solved

[PhoenixFire]

Hi,
I am a new dietpi user. I want to move Nextcloud data on my Synology that has a 3TB drive. I find that in dietpi, the easiest way is to move all the user data through dietpi-software. So I add the nas mount point through NFS and Dietpi-drivemanager, I can modify the content of the NAS but when I try to move user data, it ended with "chown: changing ownership of 'filename'': Operation not permitted. I tried to do it manually and I receive the same errors, also launching chown with sudo. Any suggestion?

[Joulinar]

Hi,

if I'm not mistaken this is something your need to setup/allow on your Synology. I got it working once. If I recall correctly, inside DSM you need to specify NFS rules. Squash would need to set to No mapping

[PhoenixFire]

thanks for the reply, on my nas I can't find any reference to Squash or NFS rules. Maybe it Is an old model and has not these settings. It is a DS220j

[Joulinar]

I'm running a DS216+II and DSM 7.0 BETA

For me this is on Control Panel > Shared Folder > <your-share> > Edit > NFS Permission > Edit. This will give me the NFS rules

[PhoenixFire]

I'm running a DS216+II and DSM 7.0 BETA

For me this is on Control Panel > Shared Folder > <your-share> > Edit > NFS Permission > Edit. This will give me the NFS rules


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solved, thanks. Using the integrated search settings does not show me this windows