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I put in the following to /etc/hosts serverIP serverhostname serverhostname.workgroup SMB shares worked right away after that. Didn’t change anything else. Now, I need to figure out why the NFS shares won’t automount on my system.

Anything that uses bsdisks(bloated window managers) like to automount stuff. You could torture that some. https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=bsdisks&sektion=8&manpath=freebsd-release-ports

Not really. I use automount to mount my USB devices and the plugin to unmount. The plugin just issues a plain "umount", thunar (and the whole XFCE) is completely out out the way. The "umount" succeeds because automount changes the ownership at mount time.

FWIW, I use filesystems/automount to handle my USB devices and it works just fine. To unmount them I use XFCE mount plug in, which also works just fine. I never used x11-fm/thunar for that.

A few more thoughts... Could it have anything to do with: 1.) the computer automatically mounting the external drive, but the automount package is not installed, 2.) no dedicated mount point (other than /media), prior to the computer automatically mounting the drive, 3.) unmounting the drive...

It worked thank you.

I believe that's not supported by base system automount. filesystems/automount can mount at device label mount points instead of device names: /usr/local/sbin/automount NICENAMES (set to NO by default) If set to YES the device/filesystem label will be used for /media dir name. example...

mount and ntfs-3g are different commands for different purpose. Package filesystems/automount installs filesystems/ntfs. Use case of those may be found in mount which is in the base. For mount you need to indicate the file system other than NTFS while ntfs-3g itself for only NTFS file system,

I am new to FreeBSD I must be missing something pls help there is external disk connected to my FreeBSD computer automount also not working after upgrade to 14.2 auto_master -> # # Automounter master map, see auto_master(5) for details. # /net -hosts...

...it's another test. Here all I want is the mount point. It is the responsibility of the sysadmin to mount the partitions or to setup some automount mechanism. All that can do these partitions icons is to launch a file manager or a custom action defined into the preferences. 2 actions can be...

...large-number library and offer GNU bc extensions. (Introduced in FreeBSD 13.3) Deprecated Utilities: Utilities like ctm and the amd automount daemon were removed. Modern alternatives like autofs have superseded their functionalities. (Introduced in FreeBSD 13.3) Network Driver Deprecation...

If you've formatted it with exFAT, you need sysutils/fusefs-exfat to mount it. And if you have something like sysutils/automount, possibly you already have the partition auto-mounted under /media. FYI: Microsoft basic data partition on Wikipedia.

Snapshots cannot be directly zfs-mounted; they are by definition incomplete. Could you demonstrate what you mean? Well, the new solution is the snapdir=disabled zfsprops value, PR 16587 from 5 days ago closing OpenZFS issue 3963.

It's already possible for root to mount a snapshot at any arbitrary directory. All that is needed is an option to set snapshots not to automount under .zfs/ In fact, all we need would be for the following to work: # zfs snapshot -o canmount=noauto ZFS:0/usr@test cannot create snapshots : this...

...large-number library and offer GNU bc extensions. (Introduced in FreeBSD 13.3) Deprecated Utilities: Utilities like ctm and the amd automount daemon were removed. Modern alternatives like autofs have superseded their functionalities. (Introduced in FreeBSD 13.3) Network Driver Deprecation...

.../usr/local -intr,nfsv3 1.2.3.4:/usr/local/somewhere/local/${HOST} The above works, but I loose the remainder of /usr, e.g. service automount start cd /usr && ls -la drwxr-xr-x 14 root wheel 14 May 31 11:08 . drwxr-xr-x 20 root wheel 24 Oct 1 14:32 .. drwxr-xr-x 2 root wheel 2 May 31...

Y'know, when I see that kind of stuff in dmesg, my first reaction is to check how well my USB sticks are seated. It does look like not plugging them in tightly causes FreeBSD to stop seeing those sticks. And in your case, Dolphin crashes when the USB connection is lost... Not that unusual, I've...

Could you please help me: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/jailed-zfs-cannot-create-zpool-jails-nfs-test-permission-denied.95023/

...a long running: rsync -a -P /original_ark/ ~/0wa If that completes without issue, I will think about making the mount semipermanent via automount. Does this seem reasonable and / or the freebsd way of doing the export? It's my house, behind a firewall, etc. I don't want it wide open, but...

Very helpful. Thanks. This sounds great. I'm not wanting to mount $HOME over NFS, but the idea is the same. Off to read up on automount.