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Failed to mount (inactive): mount.nfs: Protocol not supported

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      DualOSWinWiz
      wrote on last edited by girish
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      Hi i am getting a strange message on my one of the cloudron instance when i am setting up a NFS mount its giving me the error and their are no Logs been created.

      my NAS is from QNAP

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        reboot the server then got

        Failed to mount (inactive): Created symlink /run/systemd/system/remote-fs.target.wants/rpc-statd.service → /lib/systemd/system/rpc-statd.service. mount.nfs: Protocol not supported

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          wrote on last edited by DualOSWinWiz
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          above both error came on NFSv2 and NFSv3 but when i activated NFSv4 the error is now

          Failed to mount (inactive): mount.nfs: mounting 10.XX.XXX.11:/cloudron-backup/cloudron-data failed, reason given by server: No such file or directory

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            @DualOSWinWiz you can check if you are able to mount using simple mount command . Looks like some configuration error on the server or the remote directory being given to the client is wrong.

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              @DualOSWinWiz you can check if you are able to mount using simple mount command . Looks like some configuration error on the server or the remote directory being given to the client is wrong.

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              @girish on the ubuntu server 22.04?

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                @girish on the ubuntu server 22.04?

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                @DualOSWinWiz yes, correct. This looks like some kernel related issue or some missing ubuntu package. Can you try to make the NFS mounting work with just the CLI . This will remove Cloudron out of the equation. I think it is possible some missing package or miscompiled kernel.

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