I have the same setup running here and the only hiccup experienced was
the permission set on TrueNAS.
You'll need to modify your filesystem permissions to allow read/write
for user/group IDs 36:36. I created local user 'ovirt' and corresponding
group with IDs '36' on TrueNAS and granted only t
Finally, it let me create the storage domain. Went in and cleared out all of
the previous attempts (that apparently it didn't know to clear out on its own).
After that, it created successfully.
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Okay, I don't see the person's reply to this thread (maybe it was a direct
reply to me?), but now I can authenticate. Except... now it's complaining it
can't get sanlock...
2023-11-17 17:34:43,315-0600 INFO (jsonrpc/4) [storage.sanlock] Initializing
sanlock for domain a476e565-d06a-473f-bd35-d
Also, I can mount that NFS share just fine from cli or Cockpit's Storage
interface to the /mnt directory. I'm logged into Cockpit and have SSH'd into
the ovirt host as root, though, so that may play into why I can mount those
without issue. Still, the oVirt management interface should be using t
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