Questions tagged [mount]
Mounting is the concept of attaching a file system to a computer for access.
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mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting results in NFSv4 Access Denied error
This is weird and I have run out of places to look. Any advice would be most welcome.
There are three hosts involved on the same VLAN as follows:
trillian (192.168.1.3/24) - VM running Alma Linux 9....
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Can't connect cifs share : 128 key has been revoked
Since 1 month, i can't connect to my DFS share from any Linux server.
[root@server /]# mount -t cifs //server/share/saves /mnt -o username=user,domain=domain.com
Password for user@//server/share/...
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Can I set some lines in /etc/fstab to not mount at boot?
I have several lines in /etc/fstab that rely on an encrypted disk being open. I don't want to prompt for a crypt password on boot so that other people can reboot the server without knowing the ...
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Reading fuse mount and filesystem stats
I have an sshfs.fuse mount. I am looking for a way to read mount statistics, e.g. bytes read/written, something similar to what /proc/diskstats contains for disk devices. fusermount has nothing to get ...
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How to "mount" a Synology NAS on a Linux Ubuntu server like it is a local disk
I would like to mount a Synology NAS on a Ubuntu server to make appear this space like it would be a local volume for the system, in particular supporting the server users ownership and permissions.
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NFS Stale mounts logging and tracing
We have a large filesystem exported via NFS and mounted to several Linux Servers.
These mounts seem to go stale for some seconds during the last days making the apps using those mounts to freeze.
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Mount raid1 drive failed, drive is busy or partition not found
I have the same issue as this question a few years ago mount: unknown filesystem type 'linux_raid_member'. I want to mount a drive coming from a raid 1 array.
I followed the steps but mdadm --...
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ZFS list - root mounted twice?
I've followed this guide to install ubuntu with root on zfs. I've skipped creating all the dedicated (sub) datasets in step 3.3. Now "zfs list" looks like:
NAME USED ...
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Alpine docker autofs install for dynamic dotnet cifs access
I am trying to access a network share with specific credentials. It's to be used from a dotnet application that I am running in docker. My research conclusion is that autofs is the best way to do ...
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How to mount an old disk back to the RHEL VM without reboot?
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I have added a second hard disk (500GB) to this RHEL VM. And then format, created volume group (storerhel2) and logical volume (store) for it.
I then mounted it to a newly created directory ...
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How can I fix my unbearably slow NFS linux server?
I'm currently struggling with an extremely slow server providing home directories through NFS, and I cannot figure out the origin of the problem. It's all running on Nixos, but I don't think that's ...
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How to make NFS server start if a disk mountpoint export fails to mount?
Consider the following /etc/exports:
/verbatim 192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0(rw,sync,no_subtree_check)
/sandisk 192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0(rw,sync,no_subtree_check)
/verbatim and /sandisk are mountpoints ...
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pvs vgs do not show existing drive group from multipath
I connected a raid system via multipath. multipath -ll show correctly the subdrives and the mapper is present under /dev/mapper.
However I cannot see any physical or volume group using pvs, pvscan vgs ...
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How do I get my raid array back and mounted after reboot
I had created a raid-1 array for two drives (sde and sdf) using the normal mdadm process and had created it under md1 and mounted it to /mnt/storage. After a reboot md1 no longer exists. My /mnt/plex ...
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umount a bind source won't work, and device out of space
I think I may have shot myself in the foot. Long ago I tried to backup a old linux machine to a nas using the mount bind command:
mount --bind / /mnt/src
tar -C /mnt/src -c . > /mnt/backup_to_nas/...
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Issue with Volume Mounting after Server Restart
Originally on bkp-01 instance. The server and disk have manually been set to a different availability zone. The disk are running zfs for backups/snapshots. It's an old server with a manual Raid ...
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Mounting local and S3 storage to the same folder location?
Using Oracle Linux 8, I have a /usr/local/caplogs/logs folder which has logs from my services written to it constantly.
I have S3 storage, which I have attached to /usr/local/caplogs/logarchive using ...
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mount LVM2 dump or extract files
I have a dump of a filesystem. I dont know how it was created. I want to extract all the files and the filestructure.
file dump.bin says it is a LVM2 PV (Linux Logical Volume Manager) file and prints ...
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How to mount glusterfs based san lun on another server and mount with ext4/xfs filesystem
I have one glusterfs based filesystem san lun with some data assigned to linux server and want to access that data on that server.
What are the possible ways to recover that data?
Tried to mount it ...
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BTRFS filled to 100% and does not mount anymore
I have a 50 TB BTRFS filesystem on a hardware RAID array in an HPC cluster I manage. Users have filled up this partition to 100% and complained about I/O errors while reading old files. The filesystem ...
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Is /proc/mounts file depracated?
I have been reading at several places that we should no longer refer to /proc/mounts and instead it is better to rely on /proc/self/mountinfo file. For example, see this question:
/proc/self/mountinfo ...
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Is it possible to relocate the mount point of a btrfs subvolume within the same root?
I have created a btrfs subvolume in the path of /docker/nc/data. As shown below:
$ sudo btrfs subvolume list /
ID 256 gen 13908 top level 5 path docker
ID 257 gen 13877 top level 256 path docker/nc/...
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Pure FTP Server let's me download files from "Bind Mounted HTML" folder but will thrown 533 Error to STOR command when uploading Index.html
Yesterday I finished configuring a FTP Server using Pure-FTPd.
The method I am using is the "Virtual Users" method.
The commands below are basically what I executed it in order to make it ...
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Issues with Kickstart on Fedora 38
I'm having an issue where I receive the following errors when attempting an install with Anaconda Kickstart. The input below is the default when I enter the ‘inst.ks’ option
Input:
setparams 'Install ...
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umount of logical volume failing during shutdown
In my system, multiple logical volumes are created, mounted and /etc/fstab entries are added after systemd starts up.
When system is rebooted for the first time, during shutdown many umount failures ...
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OOM killer beeing invoked by snapd systemd timer, CPU usage locks at 100% (snapd, mount, certbot)
Im having trouble debugging why my nodeJS webapp gets killed by the OOM killer in Debian 11. Im working on a small VPS (VMware ESX 7.0.3 build-21313628) by IONOS with single core 1GHz cpu, 512MB RAM, ...
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automatic mounting of encrypted zfs dataset
As a newbie to zfs, I am having trouble getting an encrypted dataset mounted during boot.
The dataset is protected with a raw key and not a passphrase.
This is how I created the zpool and the dataset:
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How can I mount an NFSv4 export with multiple IPs
I have a Synology with 2 controllers exporting an NFSv4 share. The NFS export can be accessible via any of the 2 IPs (which are on different subnets). How on a CentOS/RHEL/Rocky Linux distro, can I ...
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NFS bind mount directories have same filehandle
I have the following exports
/exports/nfs 192.168.1.0/24(fsid=1234,sec=krb5p,rw,no_subtree_check,root_squash,crossmnt,async)
/exports/share 192.168.1.0/24(fsid=2345,ro,...
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Birth time of files are missing if file is created in a logical volume with size less than 512 MB
I have a volume group in my system, created with single physical volume.
I'm creating two logical volumes - one with size 100M and one with size 512M.
Any file created on LV with 100M size does not ...
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Mounting a docker volume fails with the `no such device` error
I have set up Docker in a multi-user environment with the following daemon settings
{
"userns-remap": "default",
"data-root": "/data/docker"
}
where /dev/...
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How to bind mount /sys/kernel/debug with systemd-nspawn?
--bind /home bind mounts /home, but --bind /sys/kernel/debug only leads to an empty directory. Any other options needed? Thank you!
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Shebang = how to verify source/target file mounted via --bind
On a router (busybox) I'm limited to shebang. On devices like these relaying on squashfs and flash storage it's common practice to mount --bind files from USB/CIFS/JFFS onto a file provided by the ...
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Copied data to LVM-Thin pool by mistake
I'm here today because of a big mistake that I have made.
I created an LVM-Thin data pool (and not on a LVM-Thin LV) on my Proxmox server and (don't ask why) ran a mkfs.ext4 on the pool then mounted ...
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Input/output error while trying to mkdir in VM at the mounted location of GCS bucket
I m using gcsfuse in my VM in order to mount with google cloud storage bucket. while running the command "mkdir" as a root user in the mounted location, i am getting the error as below.
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permission denied when writing to mounted directory exported by NFS server running on OpenBSD OS
I have a default installation of openbsd, with portmap, mountd, nfsd services started by via rcctl. I have following entry in /etc/exports
/nfs/testdir -alldirs -maproot=root -network=192.168.0 -mask=...
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Why is existing RAID1 boot array not working in new PC
This question maybe related to this: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1347710/disappeared-raid-1-array-after-replacing-motherboard
I created a software RAID1 array with 2 SSDs on an HP Z800 and ...
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Cannot mount EBS made using another EC2 instance
I previously made an Amazon EC2 instance and stored some data onto an elastic block storage volume (150 GB sc1). I have since detached the volume and attached it onto another EC2 instance. However, ...
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Error 'mount options("") should have at least 2 options' in Kubernetes Pod when creating and mounting nfs volume
We have a kubernetes cluster with one linux master node and two windows worker nodes. To make this work we are using flannel. The nfs is running on the linux master node (but not inside kubernetes). ...
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docker bind mounts sometimes empty
I am using a docker container with this definition:
webserver:
image: ghcr.io/paperless-ngx/paperless-ngx:latest
volumes:
- /srv/dev-disk-by-id-ata-...
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NFS re-export between VPN-connected servers
I have two Linux NFS servers on two locations (two different networks), each providing at least one NFS share.
Those servers are connected through VPN and each other NFS is mounted to folder on each ...
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How do I remount /home as the ec2-user in Ansible?
I can manually remount /home as the ec2-user by executing these three lines:
$ cd /
$ exec sudo -i
# mount -a
How do I do this in Ansible without rebooting?
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/home is on a separate volume.
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Mounting using NFS result in Operation Not Permitted
I followed an article from DigitalOcean to mount a directory from my backup machine (192.168.100.82) on my service machine (192.168.100.81):
mount -vvv 192.168.100.82:/var/nfs/general /nfs/general
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Finding resources about switching CIFS from soft to hard mount
We have some NFS shares and smb CIFS shares mounted over TCP/IP on our RHEL 7 machine. The shares are part of a HNAS that sits on a VSP. As per default the NFS shares are mounted with the "hard&...
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NTFS directory listing missing
A directory on an NTFS partition no longer lists its contents, but the files are still there if I can remember their full names. Is there a way to get the directory listing working again?
I caused the ...
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Why does fsck not working when I try to repair the filesystem
I try to mount /dev/nvme0n1p1.
Disk /dev/nvme0n1: 465.76 GiB, 500107862016 bytes, 976773168 sectors
Disk model: Samsung SSD 980 PRO 500GB
Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector ...
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Share files via a shared disc across multiple VM's running Ubuntu 18?
I am trying to share a single disk across multiple VM's (Ubuntu 18). The VM's are hosted in Azure and the disk is an Azure Managed Disk. I've attached the disk to both VM's and have mounted them. I ...
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Samba server issue with mount point being owned by root instead of 'force user' specified in smbd.conf
I've created a samba share on an ubuntu server called teslausb with the following lines specified in smbd.conf:
[teslausb]
comment = John's home share on Ubuntu
path = /mnt/sdb1/teslausb
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"portal" and "fuse.portal" meaning in mount system command's output in Linux
In mount system command's output in Debian Linux 10-like OS I have following string:
portal on /run/user/1000/doc type fuse.portal (rw,nosuid,nodev,relatime,user_id=1000,group_id=1000)
What means this ...
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Mounting a Linux NFS share with the Windows 10 client seems to ignore groups (despite --manage-gids)
I have an NFS share exported from a Centos 7.9 VM and mounted on a Windows 10 PC. The share is accessible from Windows, but directories who's permissions are set not readable by the user but readable ...
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