NFS for ISO and VDI doesn't recognize subdirectory path

[testingall]

So, I have created a sub directory in my NFS share, then I use that in sub directory field in NFS share and it doesn't recognize that. I put manually ISO in field, and it still used main mount path.

If I create dataset, then I can use that as NFS share main mnt point, but I can't use sub directory feature.

I hope I am making sense. I am new to XCP-ng. Coming from proxmox so testing out before moving completely.

Let me know if I am missing something.

[Darkbeldin]

@testingall Have you clicked the search button at the end of the subfolder line?

[testingall]

@Darkbeldin I did my friend. Thanks for looking into problem. I really appreciate.

Edit: But it doesn't search.

[olivierlambert]

Question for @fohdeesha

What about permissions too?

[gskger]

@Darkbeldin Tried to search the subdirectory like described in this github post with XOA free and a Debian 11 NFS server, but it does indeed not show the subdirectory.

[testingall]

@olivierlambert I was able to search main mount point when I click search under server address. All sub directory has same permission as top level folder/dataset in truenas.

[gskger]

@Darkbeldin If you rebuild the probing from SMlog and repeat that on the XCP-ng host, you can see the subdirectory (and a textfile I put there)

[17:16 H01 ~]# mount -o soft,proto=tcp,vers=3,acdirmin=0,acdirmax=0 10.10.70.143:/tmp/srv/nfs/ /tmp/nfs
[17:16 h01 ~]# ls /tmp/nfs -l --color=never
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 20. Apr 16:41 test
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root    0 20. Apr 17:16 textfile
[17:21 h01 ~]# umount /tmp/nfs

H01 is the XCP-ng host and 10.10.70.143 the NFS server.
Or should that be done from XOA?

Edit: I was lazy and entered the commands, automaticaly using the letter l in the ls command while the SMlog says 1. Maybe that is related.

[gskger]

@Darkbeldin Mh, in the SMlog it is ls /tmp/nfs -1 --color=never. Thats the number one but should that be the letter l? With the number one, lsreturns.

[17:31 h01 ~]# ls /tmp/nfs -1 --color=never
test
textfile