As I've said before, SBM, if properly configured, is very fast.īut there is also a question of what you are trying to do in the Finder. This was one of the few times I've ever tried NFS. I tried to copy a small (13.5 MB) app and gave up after about 3-4 minutes on NFS. What kind of server do you have? What kind of network do you have? Most importantly, why do you want these shares? What are you doing with them? I just turned on NFS on my Linux server to test and I can't see any difference in macOS user experience between NFS and SMB. Check that again with smbutil statshares and make sure you are using SMB 3.02 with encryption and signing.Īside from that, there are literally hundreds of variables at play. You mentioned that you had tried SMB and had 40% less throughput. But I can't give you anything more definitive. I have worked at places that had decent Active Directory and there certainly wasn't anything slow about SMB. I can't really tell you one way or another. I'll appreciate if you show me where I can start to investigate the advanced configuration of SMB/SAMBA. Well, I will report this, but first I need learn how to see the log of nfs.Īnyway, if you tell me that SMB has a similar performance, I will to probe and learn about. Maybe I did that on purpose and just forgot about it because I rarely mount the server. I'm actually surprised to see it setup this nicely. This is from a vanilla Ubuntu 16.04 server. Once you mount an SMB share, with any luck, it will say something like this: If you only have NFS shares, then it won't show anything. The output is empty, because I don't have any shares on my Macbook. I assume that the command is for terminal on OS X. If something fails only in the Finder, that is an entirely different problem. Please, help me.Īctually, the nfs mount only fails when I try on Finder, in Terminal I can create, edit and delete files, but once I try on Finder, the nfs mount stuck. I see things like “umask” and uid and gid, but nothing changes. I can create a new folder without problem, but can’t do anything with this folder, unless deleting, like other files that already was in mount point. But a file was created on server, like if I use ‘touch filename’, with permission 644 and my uid and gid (501,20). Sometimes an error “connect to the server interrupt” occurs, and I have to umount/dismount the point. When I try to copy any files to mount point (/Volumes/dados) via Finder or Terminal, the command or task keep trying, but nothing happens. The mount point /hds /dados is a HD with EXT4 file system. Guys, I have an issue with NFS sharing on Debian and OSX High Sierra as client.
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