Hello all!
Can't manage to restore backup from the ancient NAS using Nautilus which shows normal path to it 'nfs://ix2-200-DC386F.local:2049/nfs/Backups'.
It's web interface is accessible via browser OK.
But SSL/TLS features tend to be from 2011 and does not correspond to modern standards.
To open web interface I had to downgrade TLS security level to 1.0 nevertheless it allows downloading one file at a time and totally skips folders copying.
Is there a way to restore SFTP/ SMB / NAS connection with brand new Trixie running in idle, waiting for Backup to come?
Did several tries to install 'nfs-common', 'cifs-utils', 'samba-client'. Than went to NFS How To at this very forum.
Each attempt to open indicated as visible folders at nas:// location give error: "Unable to access location. Mount point does not exist".
When I try to open smb://LOCAL/ it ends with: "Unable to access location. Failed to retrieve share list from the server: connection refused".
sftp://userAT192.168.1.1 connects for several minutes. Ends with "Unable to access location. Timed out when logging in".
Not so skilled in shell tricks and tips, sorry. Some info on the system is given in signature. NAS details could be found here
How to transfer files from NAS to Nautilus based file system?
Can't manage to restore backup from the ancient NAS using Nautilus which shows normal path to it 'nfs://ix2-200-DC386F.local:2049/nfs/Backups'.
It's web interface is accessible via browser OK.
But SSL/TLS features tend to be from 2011 and does not correspond to modern standards.
To open web interface I had to downgrade TLS security level to 1.0 nevertheless it allows downloading one file at a time and totally skips folders copying.
Is there a way to restore SFTP/ SMB / NAS connection with brand new Trixie running in idle, waiting for Backup to come?
Did several tries to install 'nfs-common', 'cifs-utils', 'samba-client'. Than went to NFS How To at this very forum.
Each attempt to open indicated as visible folders at nas:// location give error: "Unable to access location. Mount point does not exist".
When I try to open smb://LOCAL/ it ends with: "Unable to access location. Failed to retrieve share list from the server: connection refused".
sftp://userAT192.168.1.1 connects for several minutes. Ends with "Unable to access location. Timed out when logging in".
Not so skilled in shell tricks and tips, sorry. Some info on the system is given in signature. NAS details could be found here
How to transfer files from NAS to Nautilus based file system?
Statistics: Posted by nikobit — 2025-02-06 20:54 — Replies 1 — Views 39