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Serveur NFS en userland avec Ganesha

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ganesha.conf

###################################################
#
# Ganesha Config Example
#
# This is a commented example configuration file for Ganesha.  It is not
# complete, but only has some common configuration options.  See the man pages
# for complete documentation.
#
###################################################
 
## These are core parameters that affect Ganesha as a whole.
NFS_CORE_PARAM {
	## Allow NFSv3 to mount paths with the Pseudo path, the same as NFSv4,
	## instead of using the physical paths.
	#mount_path_pseudo = true;
 
	## Configure the protocols that Ganesha will listen for.  This is a hard
	## limit, as this list determines which sockets are opened.  This list
	## can be restricted per export, but cannot be expanded.
	#Protocols = 3,4,9P;
	Protocols = 4;
 
        Enable_NLM = false;
        Enable_RQUOTA = false;
 
}
 
## These are defaults for exports.  They can be overridden per-export.
EXPORT_DEFAULTS {
	## Access type for clients.  Default is None, so some access must be
	## given either here or in the export itself.
	#Access_Type = RW;
	Access_Type = RO;
	Protocols = 4;
 
	PrivilegedPort = false;
	Transports = TCP;
	Squash = All_Squash;
}
 
## Configure settings for the object handle cache
#MDCACHE {
	## The point at which object cache entries will start being reused.
	#Entries_HWMark = 100000;
#}
 
 
#DIRECTORY_SERVICES { }
 
## Configure an export for some file tree
EXPORT
{
  Export_Id = 0;
  Filesystem_id = 0.0;
  Protocols = 4;
  Path = /srv/nfs;
  Pseudo = /;
  FSAL {
    Name = PSEUDO;
  }
 
}
 
EXPORT
{
	## Export Id (mandatory, each EXPORT must have a unique Export_Id)
	Export_Id = 1;
 
	## Exported path (mandatory)
	Path = /srv/nfs/files;
 
	## Pseudo Path (required for NFSv4 or if mount_path_pseudo = true)
	#Pseudo = /nonexistent;
	Pseudo = /files;
 
	## Restrict the protocols that may use this export.  This cannot allow
	## access that is denied in NFS_CORE_PARAM.
	#Protocols = 3,4;
	Protocols = 4;
 
	## Access type for clients.  Default is None, so some access must be
	## given. It can be here, in the EXPORT_DEFAULTS, or in a CLIENT block
	#Access_Type = RW;
	Access_Type = RO;
 
        Transports = "TCP";
        # Anonymous_Uid = -2;
        # Anonymous_Gid = -2;
        Anonymous_Uid = 65534;
        Anonymous_Gid = 65534;
	#SecType = "sys";
	SecType = "none";
        # Manage_Gids = true;
 
	## Whether to squash various users.
	Squash = root_squash;
 
	## Allowed security types for this export
	#Sectype = sys,krb5,krb5i,krb5p;
 
	# Exporting FSAL
	FSAL {
		Name = VFS;
	}
}
 
## Configure logging.  Default is to log to Syslog.  Basic logging can also be
## configured from the command line
LOG {
	## Default log level for all components
	Default_Log_Level = WARN;
 
	## Configure per-component log levels.
	Components {
		FSAL = INFO;
		NFS4 = EVENT;
	}
 
	## Where to log
	Facility {
		name = FILE;
		destination = "/var/log/ganesha.log";
		enable = active;
	}
}
 
 
#CLIENT {
#            Clients = 192.168.100.104,192.168.100.105;
#            Access_Type = RO;
#        }

Sur Debian

# systemctl list-units |awk '/nfs/ { print $1 }'
nfs-blkmap.service
nfs-ganesha-lock.service
nfs-ganesha.service
nfs-client.target

Lancement

/usr/bin/ganesha.nfsd -C -L /var/log/ganesha/ganesha.log -f /etc/ganesha/ganesha.conf -N NIV_EVENT