@Borrel88 wrote:
Hello,
After reading and experimenting a lot over the past couple of days, I can’t seem to find a solution.
In short: I want to mount a shared folder from my synology to my hassos/hassio running on a rPi 4.
System:
- Raspberry Pi 4b with:
- HassOs 3.13
- Home Assistant Core 0.110.1
- Supervisor 224
Addons:
- SSH & Web Terminal 7.4.0 (Home Assistant Community Add-on by Frenck
- Samba share 9.2.0 (Home Assistant Add-on)
- Nginx Proxy Manager 0.5.0 (Home Assistant Community Add-on by Frenck)
Synology NAS:
- DS213+
- DSM 6.2.2-24922 Update 4
Setup:
- NFS is enabled on Synology
- Shared folder has permissions for NFS
- Created a folder on the rPi4 in /share (called synology/downloads)
- I can only reach my Home Assistant instance (local/internet) thru my domain which is set to ssl and setup using Nginc Proxy Manager
- I can access my synology thru local IP and thru the quickconnect ID
What I already tried:
- Used command
sudo mount -t nfs 192.168.2.10:/volume1/downloads /share/synology/downloads- Also tried without the -t nfs option
- When using this command thru ssh it gives me a ‘Connection Refused’
- When using this command on a rPi3b+ which is running Raspbian, it’s working perfectly fine. So it is possible to connect thru nfs to my synology and mount a shared folder
I am guessing this has something to do that Home Assistant is running in a docker environment on HassOs. But I can’t figure out how to make it work, or if it is even possible to make it work thru nfs or on hassos.
I’d like to mount the folder so I can use the unofficial Sonarr package to scan my downloads folder on my synology. I used to do this on a rPi where I was running Ubuntu (also tried with raspbian).
This was working fine obviously. But on HassOs it is not working.Can someone help me out?
All other topics about this subject seem to lead to a dead end.Thank you in advance
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