We have an NFS share on a server.
We can mount this share on macOS Ventura as user "root", but not as a regular user.
Here is the script to mount as user "root":
$ showmount -e 192.168.2.12
$ sudo mkdir -p /Volumes/NAS
$ sudo chown regularuser:staff /Volumes/NAS
$ sudo mount -t nfs -o resvport,rw,nolock 192.168.2.12:/home/regularuser/NAS /Volumes/NAS
Question:
How can this NFS share be mounted by a "regular" user, a user without root privileges?
On Linux this would work by adding the "user" option to the relevant line in file /etc/fstab:
192.168.2.12:/home/regularuser/NAS /Volumes/NAS nfs resvport,rw,user,nolock,noauto 0 0
The user option was added as above to /etc/fstab.
But then the command
mount NAS says this:
mount_nfs: warning: option "user" not known
And it does not mount the drive after this.
