Nfs Server And File Permissions Windows 10
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Like Windows SMB file sharing, NFS allows a Linux server to host disks. That you can use to grant users permission to access the shared folder. If on the other hand, you want to configure Windows 10 to act as an NFS.
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There are some easier methods to do that (haneWIN's nfs server) but not free (afaik).
Here's a way to add NFS service capabilities on win using the FOSS WinNFSd.
1. Download WinNFSd.exe latest version from here (2.4.0 as of now)
2. Place it in a new folder. I'm gonna use C:winnfsd for this guide.
3. Inside that folder create a text document, name it exports.txt, open it and paste inside the paths you'd like to share (eg F:Videos). One path per line, and start from the second line - leave first line blank! (I don't know why but in my case the path I put in the first line didn't get shared).
4. Create another text document in the same folder, name it nfsservice.bat, and paste in it: winnfsd.exe -id 0 0 -log off -pathFile 'C:winnfsdexports.txt' and save it.
5. Right-click on that file, Send to -> Desktop (create shortcut).
6. Move shortcut to windows's startup folder (C:UsersusernameAppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsStart MenuProgramsStartup)
That's it, run nfsservice.bat or restart (the service will start on every boot).
- Optional, add your windows pc's ip on (client) Kodi's file manager as an NFS source: Settiings/File Manager/Add source/Browse/Add network location/Protocol: NFS, Server address: IP of win pc/OK/give-a-name/OK.
Now you won't have to do it again and again when you're adding media sources, the server will be listed and you'll just choose your desired path from it.
Generally I would be a bit careful about the UID/GID entries which are explained. THose have to match the exports on the server. Setting it to UID/GID 0 might not be the best idea.
Sorry for the confusion
So I guess in that case haneWIN is the way to go -- I also tried using FreeNFS but didn't work for me, plus it's a little complicated to add more than one share path.
(2018-03-11, 13:07)host505 Wrote: Well, after some usage I discovered that winnfsd only supports Latin characters, so if you have shares with folders/files in non-latin they won't workThat's probably why the first line in your exports.txt got ignored. It probably had a BOM as the first character and that program couldn't deal with it.
So I guess in that case haneWIN is the way to go -- I also tried using FreeNFS but didn't work for me, plus it's a little complicated to add more than one share path.
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WinNFSd 2.4.0 [5f7f224]
Network File System server for Windows
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Usage: WinNFSd.exe [-id <uid> <gid>] [-log on off] [-pathFile <file>] [-addr <ip>] [export path] [alias path]
At least a file or a path is needed
For example:
On Windows> WinNFSd.exe d:work
On Linux> mount -t nfs 192.168.12.34:/d/work mount
For another example:
On Windows> WinNFSd.exe d:work /exports
On Linux> mount -t nfs 192.168.12.34:/exports
Another example where WinNFSd is only bound to a specific interface:
On Windows> WinNFSd.exe -addr 192.168.12.34 d:work /exports
On Linux> mount - t nfs 192.168.12.34: / exports
Use '.' to export the current directory (works also for -filePath):
On Windows> WinNFSd.exe . /exports
my exports file has just 3 lines:
f:TV
f:Movies
(2018-03-11, 07:48)skybird1980 Wrote: On Windows Professional Versions you can just add NFS support if you enable it via Windows Features.Unless I'm missing something, on 10 Pro you can enable that to mount Unix NFS shares. You can't share stuff via NFS.
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