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Dear team, Greetings!!
I have created a windows share, and I can mount it into any node of my cluster workers and I can write data. So there is no connectivity issue. I want to use this share as a NFS storage for which I have assigned all possible read+write access, included it to Everyone. I tested this out by creating a PV and a PVC the creation and binding are successfully done, but every time I use this storage class for other application the dynamically created PV when mounted to the container inside the pod it is missing the permission it has no permissions (d---------). I created the nfs-client using the stable chart with the below configuration.
Please let me know if there is something that is missing or if there is a way by which the storage class can assign required permission automatically.
Thank you very much in advance.
Regards, Nithin