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:oops: Awesome. That fixed it right away. I did not think of that. On the Host user with same gid ason the guest and assign to group:

So that would mean: aclmode is not available. acltype is available with {noacl, posixacl} Ok, did that, but still no change in the behavior. So, running before mounting the nfs-share on the guest? Any of the above still did not help me! WTF, what am I doing wrong?

Still no luck. At this moment I am even too annoyed to just give up. Let me walk you through the process, hopefully it helps me and others. Setup is a server with two hard-disk (/dev/sda /dev/sdb) and a network interface eth0 connected to a router. Commands are kept short. On a real system...

root@pve:~# zfs get sharenfs NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE tank sharenfs off local tank/be sharenfs off inherited from tank tank/fi sharenfs off inherited...

Thank's for the help, but I just don't get it to work. On the host the permission of tank/test permission and owner is 775 root:nfs-share (nfs-share beeing gid=1200) On the guest it is mounted right and i see as permissions 775 root:nfs-share (nfs-share...

I guess my application is not the default way. Creating container images inside the zfs does simply not make sense to me. Thanks again for the expertise! As you expect, I am already struggling with the different owner/groups and permission settings between the host and the guest :mad:. Running...

Thanks. I put myself a little bit in a dead end now. For option 1, I have problems sharing the folders between the host and the guest. Doing this with my limited knowledge is harder than I thought. With the tutorials I can find, I don't get a write access to the folders on the host. Even though...

But you cannot mount them inside of a VM, right?

Hello Friends, I have assembled a home-server. Mainly to replace my deprecated 2-bay NAS, give me a real web-server (e.g. NextCloud) and a place to store a remote desktop. Further applications will follow as needed. I like to keep my functions strongly seperated, since I tend to mess around...