Hello. I normally in fedora open the window manager and select the other locations, then by it self it shows my storage. But I cant see it in alma linux.
Please advice, thanks.
@katana85,
sorry, but your question is still not clear to me. The space above your “Should show up here” shows the icon for Computer.
Have you double-clicked that? Or what is it you are looking for very specifically?
@warron.french If it’s NAS then it won’t show up as being attached to “On This Computer”, because it isn’t!
@katana85 I’m sorry I can’t help, but one thought has occurred to me: assuming it has a known network name or IP address, can you ping it? If so you eliminate network issues and then can look at ID settings. Just a passing thought.
@MartinR , thanks, that puts the question into context now.
@katana85 , have you confirmed that the NFS mounts are showing up when you use:
df -h
If not, then first make the mounts manually and confirm they work with the ‘df’ command; then make the appropriate adjustments to your /etc/fstab.
Something else to check: are there any firewall issues? Whilst on the topic, how does SELinux play with this?
Update:
I disabled the SElinux and it didn’t work.
I disabled the firewall using ‘sudo systemctl disable firewalld’. Then I restarted the system for it take effect and it worked.
Even though disabling the firewall is not a good solution, it did fix the problem and I understood where the issue is coming from.
Right know it is about configuring the firewall so I can enable it without any issues.
Please advice me. And thank you.
Please guide me to an article to learn about this.
@katana85 this website will help you.
https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/enable-firewalld-logging-for-denied-packets-on-linux/