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I'm an idiot. I screwed up the auto-mapping with cifs.

 

So my setup is as follows

 

Host-Server (Hyper-V + file server) (192.168.1.1)

 

One of my Hyper-V servers is Debian 9.4 (CLI, no GUI) (192.168.1.11)

I'm running the steam cache docker from one of Linus videos

The linux server only has a few gb storage (~5gb total)

I used NFS-common to map a share drive

Location on file server G:\cache

Location on Debian /mnt/

 

Doing a "ls" on linux shows the correct directories.

On my initial test Steam cache failed, looking at the error log it could not create the dir in "/mnt/steam/data/cache"

logging in as root and doing mkdir test in "/mnt/steam/data/cache" fails "permission denied

 

Trying to change the permission using the follow command (run as root) 

find /mnt/ -exec chmod 777 {} \;

 

this also fails (Permission denied)

 

File server permission

Security = Everyone, full access - ANON-LOGON, Full access

Share Permissions = Everyone, full access - ANON-LOGON, Full access

 

 

Anyone have ideas on how to fix this?

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