Closed RussellMcOrmond closed 3 years ago
NFS isn't already set up on the NAS server, but I believe the password for some generic logins are known for connecting using CIFS.
[09:34] root@eclipse ~# smbclient -N -L crkn-nas
WARNING: The "syslog" option is deprecated
Sharename Type Comment
--------- ---- -------
WIP Disk
Backups Disk
home Disk Home
IPC$ IPC IPC Service ()
Reconnecting with SMB1 for workgroup listing.
Server Comment
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Workgroup Master
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CRKN
[09:35] root@eclipse ~# showmount -e crkn-nas.crkn.local
clnt_create: RPC: Port mapper failure - Unable to receive: errno 111 (Connection refused)
[09:35] root@eclipse ~#
The documentation of the qnap nas says that it runs QTS which is a Linux-based OS. It is NFS enabled but I can't get my hand on the Qnap admin password so I asked William how we should contact Gridway to get the password (and other passwords related to the CRKN.local domain).
Found documentation on how to mount a NFS share on Ubuntu => link
The current volume on the qnap is set to Users, groups and computer permission and not on NFS so unless we create a new volume to set it up as nfs, this is impossible to connect with NFS. CIFS is working thought. Check issue https://github.com/crkn-rcdr/Systems-Administration/issues/304
Fixed title, and updated first comment to talk about CIFS rather than NFS.
How is it related to https://github.com/crkn-rcdr/Systems-Administration/issues/304?
Relationship to Sysadmin ticket discussed elsewhere, but for record.
This ticket is specific to Archivematica and its VM environment, and having a new transfer source set up for staff. Currently I believe they only have the sample transfers that come with Archivematica.
The other ticket is related to having a mount on the host itself, to be used by Docker containers.
This is also related to #16 , which is about setting the output for AIP storage can be on Swift, rather than the local filesystem.
The CIFS mount was configured in puppet under the archivematica.pp manifest. It was configured to use the tdr user and group.
The mount was done at /media/crkn-nas-wip
The production staff currently use the NAS server as the destination for all scanned images. Currently they use sftp to transfer to a storage space on Jarlsberg. It would likely be much easier for them if a directory on the NAS server could be set up as the transfer source for Archivematica.
A CIFS connection should be made that is then treated as a regular directory for Archivematica.
It is likely best if the CIFS connection is made within the host OS, and then shared with the VM. That way the same CIFS mount can potentially be used by multiple services (Docker images as well as VirtualBox)