Synology mount.nfs: access denied by server error

[2010]

Hello Rune community,

Apologies for starting this thread because I know this has been discussed before but I cannot create a network mount with my Synology DS215J and the issues with similar threads were due to network path mistakes, which isn't my problem.

I have been using Rune (with a Pi2, IQaudio DAC+/Amp+ with the latest Rune Pi2 image) with a USB flash drive as a source, everything has been fine until I tried using my recently purchased NAS as the source, I'm pretty certain I've enabled all settings in DSM (the nas OS) for sharing my music folder (192.168.0.100/volume1/Music) and my Mac & Windows machines can see it fine but for whatever reason Rune just doesn't mount.

I'm not familiar with linux, is there anything I can try from SSH to try to diagnose what's wrong?

Thanks in advance

Mark

[ACX]

Hi 2010,
have you already tried the solutions discussed in this thread?

[2010]

Hi 2010,
have you already tried the solutions discussed in this thread?

Thanks for the reply ACX, however I stumbled upon a solution to my problem.
In NFS permissions I changed the hostname/IP client from my Pi's IP to *, I don't understand why this allowed Rune to mount when the correct IP didn't but that's linux for you.

[ACX]

In NFS permissions I changed the hostname/IP client from my Pi's IP to *, I don't understand why this allowed Rune to mount when the correct IP didn't but that's linux for you.

I would tell you... RTFM (joking)

[johnaco]

Sorry for continuing this thread but it looks like I am running into the exact problem.
Unfortunately for me, the solution from @2010 of changing IP = * just gives me a nfs mount time out error.
@ACX, I did RTFM, but I am afraid it did not help me in this case
I also can SSH into runeaudio or NAS.
I tried to manually mount NAS dir from rune (root ssh), but there was no response.

Any further thoughts/ideas? (I have limited linux/networking/mount experience)

Thanks, John