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  • Access consume folder from scanner/network
    T tsharky

    I had to set a static port for mountd in /etc/nfs.conf and also had to open port 111 (PortMapper) and the mountd port in the cloudron firewall. rpcinfo -p helped me with this. Now I can access my nfs server.

    btw: Your guide for the nfs share (https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/nfs-share/) is outdated. Since ubuntu 22.04 you have to deactivate NFSv3 in /etc/nfs.conf.
    https://lansible.com/2023/10/disable-nfsv3-on-ubuntu-22.04-and-newer/

    Thanks!

    Paperless-ngx

  • Access consume folder from scanner/network
    T tsharky

    Hey there,

    I'm using paperless-ngx and nextcloud on my cloudron and being happy with it. But there is one thing I can't get to work.

    My setup:

    WAN --- Unifi Gateway ___(port 80/443)___ Cloudron (172.16.101.1/23)
                          \__________________ scanner (172.16.10.10/23)
    

    What I would like to do:
    I would like to have my local Brother scanner to have access to the consume folder of my paperless-ngx app on the local network. I also want to share the consume folder (read/write) and archive folder (read only) of paperless-ngx with nextcloud.

    What I did already:
    First I tried to install a nfs server and followed this guide (https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/nfs-share/) and opened port 2049 in the cloudron firewall.

    ACCEPT     tcp  --  anywhere             anywhere             tcp dpt:nfs
    ACCEPT     udp  --  anywhere             anywhere             udp dpt:nfs
    

    I created a folder /srv/nfs and exported (/etc/exports) it. I have granted access to the nfs folder to paperless-ngx and nextcloud by creating a volume and add it as storage in the app config.

    I can connect to the nfs share from localhost, but cannot access it from the local network. showmount -e 172.16.101.1 runs in a timeout. To me it looks like the cloudron firewall is blocking my traffic.

    I also thought about to use the integrated ftp server, but I can only access the ftp server if I open port 222 on the WAN side and forward it to cloudron (what I would not like to do).

    Do you have any ideas/tips how to solve this? I would appreciate your feedback.

    Kind regards!

    Paperless-ngx
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