I am getting familiar with FreeNAS, having just built a machine to serve NFS home directories for users.
The GUI is great, but to automate things, I rely on the CLI.
After creating the volumes via the GUI, I then started using the CLI to create datasets for users and export them via NFS:
This command is reflected in the GUI : Storage --> View Volumes
I then export this dataset via this command:
I am able to mount this NFS share on my clients no problem. This last command however is not reflected in the GUI.
It looks like when you create an NFS share via the GUI it puts it into /etc/exports ; using the CLI, its placed in /etc/zfs/exports and therefore not picked up by the GUI.
Is this intentional or a bug?
Not a big problem, but wanted to ask.
I should note that I'm running FreeNAS 8.3.0-Release 64-bit.
Thanks,
Philip
The GUI is great, but to automate things, I rely on the CLI.
After creating the volumes via the GUI, I then started using the CLI to create datasets for users and export them via NFS:
Code:
zfs create home/users/user1
This command is reflected in the GUI : Storage --> View Volumes
I then export this dataset via this command:
Code:
zfs set sharenfs="-network 192.168.0.0/24" home/users/user1
I am able to mount this NFS share on my clients no problem. This last command however is not reflected in the GUI.
It looks like when you create an NFS share via the GUI it puts it into /etc/exports ; using the CLI, its placed in /etc/zfs/exports and therefore not picked up by the GUI.
Is this intentional or a bug?
Not a big problem, but wanted to ask.
I should note that I'm running FreeNAS 8.3.0-Release 64-bit.
Thanks,
Philip