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[gspock]

Hi all,

brand new here and new to VU+Duo2 installed with most recent OpenPLi image.

I have the follwoing issue :

I am trying to mount and nfs share on a NAS system but getting stuck with this error :

mount: mounting 192.168.1.189:/mnt/pools/A/A0/Temp-ix2-200 on /media/hdd/PVR/ix2-200 failed: Connection refused

 

My command read the following:

mount -t nfs 192.168.1.189:/mnt/pools/A/A0/Temp-ix2-200 /media/hdd/PVR/ix2-200

 

I must also indicate that I have correctly set-up the permission on the NAS (r/w access to my vuduo2 ip address), and that the target directory is accessible on my Western Digital media player via nfs mount.

 

Any idea ?

Thanks,

GS

[Erik Slagter]

Nothing is listening on that address/port...

 

You might want to try -p udp, maybe your NAS doesn't offer tcp transport.

[gspock]

Nothing is listening on that address/port...

 

You might want to try -p udp, maybe your NAS doesn't offer tcp transport.

Thanks for your answer.

As said, my Western digital Media player has several NFS mounts on that NAS, so I guess the issue is not with the NAS ...

 

what do you mean by " try -p udp" .. ? doing a mount --h does not indicate "-p udp" as option ....

[Erik Slagter]

I'm sorry, I meant -o udp. Other -o options may also help:

 

-o nolock

-o nfsvers=2

Edited by Erik Slagter, 26 January 2014 - 17:28.

[gspock]

Thanks Erik, but same error ....

 

what I am looking for is a kind of doc. about the mount command on OpenPLi, because it seems the syntax is diiferent from other linux systems I know.

 

I still do not get where is the wrong option in my statement :

mount -t nfs 192.168.1.189:/mnt/pools/A/A0/Temp-ix2-200 /media/hdd/PVR/ix2-200

 

This statement works perfectly when issued from a Synology systems toward my other NAS ....

[Erik Slagter]

It's the mount command from busybox, not OpenPLi.

 

Is rpcbind running locally?

[gregoire]

I think it's a know bug that current image don't have running rpcbind : nfsserver broken in 4.0?.