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My bad - i checked again: The messages don't appear after the last reboot. So i guess in the system there was some function that still tried (for weeks now!) to communicate with the once lost cifs / nfs connections. But after a reboot this doesn't seem to happen anymore. I guess this can be...

Thanks for you quick reply. I checked and there's no hint: etc/fstab is practically empty. systemctl status '*.mount' not hints. (shows a lot, also the new and fine working cifs-shares, but not the old ones.) I scrolled back a bit in journal and i came across a huge sections of several hours...

Hello everyone, i am encountering a lot of strange error messages in the journal about old (now not configured and not existing) cifs shares on my Synology (IP 10.0.1.20). These shares are not configured in the GUI, they are not show in /etc/pve/storage.cfg and they are not listed when using...

i experienced exactly the same issue. i switched to a terminal via alt-F2 (F3-5, i don't remember exactly). I got a functioning root console there and was abled to do a `ps ax`. i saw that traceroute command. Killed it via `killall traceroute` and immediately the graphical interface came up to...

Well thanks mate, anyways! Any suggestion, how to contact those guys?

Yes - see my reply to my own previous message. I could manage mounting the share manually. Now i have the issue with the cluster mounting it, so that i can use it "globally"

Partially Solved: I could solve the mount issue and successfully mount via console after i edited /etc/defaults/nfs-common: # If you do not set values for the NEED_ options, they will be attempted # autodetected; this should be sufficient for most people. Valid alternatives # for the NEED_...

root@remus:~# ktutil ktutil: read_kt /etc/krb5.keytab ktutil: list slot KVNO Principal ---- ---- --------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 3 nfs/romulus.xxxxxxx.de@xxxxxxxx.DE 2 3 nfs/romulus.xxxxxxx.de@xxxxxxxx.DE 3 3...

I`ve installed krb5-user and already run echo PASWWORT | kinit USER which worked with no errors. No effect on the nfs error.

Thanks mate, i've checked your submitted tutorials, but none of them solve my issue: Using the option -o sec=krb5 mount.nfs4 throws this error: mount.nfs4: an incorrect mount option was specified But this is exactly the line everybody seems to use. I don't get it...

Hey folks, we are running proxmox in newest version on two host-maschines as a cluster. we have several nfs-shares mounted over the web-gui and it works fine. now i wanted to add a nfs4-share which uses kerberos-authentication. i placed the krb5.keytab i got from the storage-maintainer to /etc/...