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[GitHub] [cloudstack] Hudratronium commented on issue #5491: Mounting NFS 4 shares of secondary storage fails on CS Hosts

Hudratronium commented on issue #5491:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/5491#issuecomment-1005213546


   @nvazquez 
   That is quiet some time ago - but yes. I remember that i initially tested it without setting a value in the global configuration - without success. I have to admitt that since that time and "gradeing" down to nfs3 on the storage server i haven't looked into it further.
   
   however - you are checking the mount form inside of your ssvm, correct?
   
   It seems i discribed it a bit confusing:
   The host with the cloudstack-agent installed is / wasn't able to mount the share ("172.17.3.6:/volume3/secondary_storage/template/tmpl/6/216") from the storage aka NFS-Server. I had no problems with the SSVM itself mounting the share as far as i am aware.
   
   From what i read i got the impression, that the 'secstorage.nfs.version' would also be used to configure the mount-commands of the hosts. Thats why i started trying the option.
   


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