I should point out, that /export/public_m3 and nfs share type did not work for me, although it works everywhere else. Make sure you create /mnt/media folder before mounting. etc/fstab contents in container HomeAssistant (login as root through Portainer add-on). Might be that docker container somehow blocking ports for NFS?Īnother option is to create NFS as volume in docker, but I can’t add this volume to HomeAssistant, as supervisor manages all volumes, and my edit to docker container get lost.īasically message made me carefully redo all steps and keep trying until it got working. I really don’t get how to mount external share… can’t mount it in HA docker container because permission denied, can’t mount in ssh docker because connection refused(can’t imagine how this would help anyways), can’t mount on host because missing mount.cifs. Mount: mounting 192.168.8.18:/export/public on /mnt/media failed: Connection refused When connected to SSH Add-on (SSH & Web Terminal), without login command, - ➜ ~ mount -t nfs 192.168.8.18:/export/public /mnt/media Trying to mount (mount -t nfs …) getting error that I need helper program. When connected to SSH Add-on (SSH & Web Terminal), through web ui, and after getting to HA CLI, and login command. Thought I should get to this /mnt/data/supervisor/media. In HA, connecting to docker HA instance, getting Permission denied error, just like I suspect, it’s because /media is mounted from host /mnt/data/supervisor/media. It mounts everywhere(tested on Debian server), except HA. NFS definitely has full access for everyone.

Total commander remount error