mount.nfs: mount(2): Permission denied

The permissions for files can be changed inside the NFS share, but the directory permissions cannot be changed, even by using root at the client ...

I have a external harddrive mounted in /media/hdd and I want to share it with another client, specifically in the folder /mnt/archive.

After the export policy, we can mount the volume and see it, but we can't open directory. It says Permission denied.

The main thing to take away is that an NFS mount is really in almost all senses the very same as a mount of say a partition on a local drive.

Go to Control Panel > Shared Folder. Select the shared folder and click Edit > NFS Permissions. Make sure that the Hostname or IP matches that ...

When I export and mount it to my Mac using the Disk Utility it mounts, but then when I try to open the folder is says I do not have permissions.

I have setup a server and client (both LinuxMint 21.3) with NFS so that the client should have read-write access. However, it successfully reads but cannot ...

You can only NFS-mount paths that are specifically exported (similar to creating a share on Windows), which is done through the /etc/exports file.

NFS checks access permissions against user ids (UIDs). The UID of the user on your local machine needs to match the UID of the owner of the files you are ...

I can mount a share successfully on multiple clients but only the root account gets access. Other accounts get a permission denied error. The ...