question about adding NFS share

[axel2078]

I'm new to ProxMox. I just installed it last night. I was able to successfully add a NFS share to it. I store all my ISO images on my NAS, and share it via NFS. Anyway, I shared it from the root of the ISOs directory on the NAS, called ISOs, but on the NAS itself, it is organized based on type, such as a folder for Linux, a folder for Windows, a folder for FreeBSD, etc. I noticed that when I tried to build a machine and I selected the NFS mount for the ISO image, nothing showed. Is there not a browse function? Will I have to set up a NFS mount for each ISO folder (one for Linux, one for Windows, etc)?

Edit: I noticed that the ISOs directory is mounted on /mnt/pve/NAS. From the pve console, I can browse to that directory and see all the subdirectories and the contents within. Why doesn't that show up when trying to select the ISO during the vm build process?

 

[fiona]

Hi,
there is a feature request for this on the bug tracker, but I'm afraid nobody is actively working on it at the moment.

Will I have to set up a NFS mount for each ISO folder (one for Linux, one for Windows, etc)?

Currently, Proxmox VE expects the ISOs to be in /<path to share>/template/iso, so I think you'd need to adapt the directory structure even then.