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On OS X Lion (10.7) and later, server is now an App from the Mac App Store and not an OS that gets installed by itself. Questions about running the app remotely as well as how it changes a Mac to run server/services are welcome to use this tag.
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How to share directory over NFS from Mac? (w/o macOS Server app)
First of all, I'm happy to pay the $19.99 for the Mac OS Server app from the app store, so that's no problem, it's just that at the moment I only have one specific need - NFS sharing between my macOS …
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How to share directory over NFS from Mac? (w/o macOS Server app)
What was required was the following line in /etc/exports:
/path/to/shared/dir -mapall=<uid of local user on host machine with correct perms> -network 192.168.56.0 -mask 255.255.255.0
exports(5) is …
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