Posts by thejoker8814

Quote from mglae

Hide the static avahi service files by over-mounting the directory:

Code

mount -t tmpfs tmpfs /etc/avahi/services

You can create a systemd drop in file for the avahi unit and add a ExecStartPre=./usr/bin/mount .. line.

Thanks. I thought there might be a simpler solution (I haven't already thought of).

Unfortunately avahi does not provide any mechanism itself to change the directory.

Please mark this on as solved.

Thanks for your quick reply.

Quote from chewitt

"systemctl stop avahi && systemctl disable avahi"

TO BE CLEAR: I still want to use avahi to announce services, but NOT ssh/ sftp.

Ideally it would be something like, (if /etc were not on a read-only partition)

rm /etc/avahi/services/ssh.service
rm /etc/avahi/services/sftp-ssh.service

Hi everyone, I couldn't find anything in the GUI nor in the section Wiki, Forum help sections.

I'm currently using LE 11.0.3 on a RPI 4 - but for this, it should not make a difference.

Anyhow, is there a way to disable the Zeroconf / avahi broadcast of only ssh & sftp. The reason being, I still want the service enabled but I don't want it announced on the network. Furthermore I changed the ssh/sftp port, so the default .service files don't apply anyway.

To be clear, I only want to disable ssh/ sftp, but still use avahi to announce all the other beautiful services, i.e. AirTunes, pulse audio sink, json-rpc ...

Any help is appreciated !

Hi there,

have you tried to manually mount the NFS export on your libreElec via console?

Please provide the following output, as it's more helpful to determine what happened.

mount -v -t nfs -o vers=3 <server IP>/<nfs export name> /<mount dir on libreelec>

rpcinfo -s <server IP>
rpcinfo -m <server IP>

I honestly have no experience with Synology NAS - but one thing that catches my eye, you limited your server side (NAS) NFS version to 2 and 3.

You should consider at least allow NFSv4 in addtion. Also I would deactivate NFSv2, if you don't have to support it.

(See their documentation, at least what a quick ddg search got me: https://kb.synology.com/en-global/DSM/…s_nfs?version=7)