10-18-2021, 04:16 PM
The server doesn't mount anything as NFS. The server exports local filesystems as NFS exports.
Mount your devices the same way you normally would.
You need to determine if you want the read only devices mounted read only locally. If so, mount them read only in /etc/fstab. Else, if you only want the export to be read only, put -ro after the mount point in /etc/exports.
Do read the manuals, they tend to be very good, which is why information on the web is so scant. `man exports` `man fstab`
Whenever you edit /etc/exports you will have to restart mountd. I can't recommend how to do that in Mint.
Mount your devices the same way you normally would.
You need to determine if you want the read only devices mounted read only locally. If so, mount them read only in /etc/fstab. Else, if you only want the export to be read only, put -ro after the mount point in /etc/exports.
Do read the manuals, they tend to be very good, which is why information on the web is so scant. `man exports` `man fstab`
Whenever you edit /etc/exports you will have to restart mountd. I can't recommend how to do that in Mint.
:wq