Mounting NFS shares, getting there but still need help

[TheSilentTroubadour]

What I've managed so far is to mount the shares to the correct user folder (/home/foo/whaterver), but I can't read anything and unless I sudo (sudo cd, sudo ls, etc...which is super annoying too) and I can't access it from KDE.

In the terminal I get Permission Denied. In Dolphin I get "Could not enter /home/foo/whatever .

I'm not sure what I'm missing at this point. Can anyone guide me?



Server: TrueNAS Scale 25.10 Client: FreeBSD 14.3

 

[cracauer@]

Are the numerical userIDs identical between client and server?

 

[TheSilentTroubadour]

Indeed they are

 

[T-Daemon]

Please show us

• ls -ld /home/foo/whaterver after the NFS share has been mounted,
• the mount command
• the /etc/exports file from

Server: TrueNAS Scale 25.10

 

[TheSilentTroubadour]

Please show us

• ls -ld /home/foo/whaterver after the NFS share has been mounted,
• the mount command
• the /etc/exports file from

drwxrwx--x+ 13 user wheel 20 Nov 9 00:30 /home/user/foo

in /etc/fstab
192.168.50.50:/mnt/foo/whatever /home/user/whatever nfs nfsv4,rw 0 0

from exports
"mnt/foo/whatever/"\
* (sec=sys, rw, anonuid=1000, anonig=0, insecure, no_subtree_check)

 

[T-Daemon]

drwxrwx--x+ 13 user wheel 20 Nov 9 00:30 /home/user/foo

Access control lists (ACLs) appear to have been configured for the "foo" directory. ("+") . What does getfacl foo show?