I've bought a BlackArmor NAS 110 yesterday and wanted to connect to it from my Ubuntu Linux machine using NFS. After some problems, I came across this post (Unable to nfs mount from BlackArmor 440) describing how to connect to the nfs share on Linux. (I missed out the <VolumeName>)
Now that I got the share mounted, I wanted to transfer some files to the drive, but whatever I try, I am not allowed to write to the NAS.
When I try to copy a file from my local directory to the mounted share, I get the following message:
cp: cannot create regular file `./test': Permission denied
When I write something in nano and want to save it to a file, I also get a "Permission denied" message.
The settings for the share are correct (Public Access: Enabled; NFS Access: Full access).
On Windows I can create and modify files without any problems. On Ubuntu I can also read all the files created on Windows. I just can't write any files to the drive with Ubuntu.
The command in my /etc/fstab to mount the share is:
IP:/DataVolume/Public /nfs/Public nfs rw,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,timeo=14,intr
How can I write files to the NAS Server? Which settings do I need?
BTW: If this part works, how would I connect to a private share? (How would I provide the username and password?)
