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I have recently setup a Truenas server and have the a few arrs running on a separate nuc through proxmox VM and docker. I have managed to mount the required storage folder to the nuc VM and can see the folder structure but when I try set the root folder, I get the error:

Folder 'folder location' is not writable by user 'abc'. This occurs on both Sonar and Radar.

I have the containers running PGID and PUID as 1000 and tried setting the owner of the folders in truenas to be root, wheel, app and even creating a new user (called abc) with the PUID of 1000 but all give me this error.

All have been given full access (through ACL) or read/write/execute via the mapall user/group and user settings.

How can I resolve this? Any help would be appreciated. I might need to reset all access as I may have mismatching security now from trying multiple combinations.

I have recently setup a Truenas server and have the a few arrs running on a separate nuc through proxmox VM and docker. I have managed to mount the required storage folder to the nuc VM and can see the folder structure but when I try set the root folder, I get the error:

Folder 'folder location' is not writable by user 'abc'. This occurs on both Sonar and Radar.

I have the containers running PGID and PUID as 1000 and tried setting the owner of the folders in truenas to be root, wheel, app and even creating a new user (called abc) with the PUID of 1000 but all give me this error.

All have been given full access (through ACL) or read/write/execute via the mapall user/group and user settings.

How can I resolve this? Any help would be appreciated. I might need to reset all access as I may have mismatching security now from trying multiple combinations.

I've just setup a truenas server at home this weekend and I'm trying to mount the drives to another machine running some VM's on Proxmox.

I have set up the datasets to be NFS and set the Mapall user and group to root, authorised the host to the VM IP and network to my home IP (192.168.1.0/24). I can also see the VM under NFS 4 if I view the NFS sessions on truenas but yet when I try mount the drives on the VM using:

sudo mount -t nfs truenas IP:/datasetPath mountingLocation

I get the following error:

access denied by server while mounting...

What am I missing?