Greetings,
Has anyone deployed VB in a lab where the virtual disks (read-only) are on a NFS share ?
Thank You
Paul
VB with VDI on a NFS share
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Re: VB with VDI on a NFS share
can't see readonly working at all.
and nfs share implies multiple users are going to access them, which also isn't going to work.
and nfs share implies multiple users are going to access them, which also isn't going to work.
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Re: VB with VDI on a NFS share
Couldn't I use "VBoxManage modifyhd filename --type immutable" to make the hd readonly and allow users to store snapshots in their home directories ?
What I had in mind was:
admin: VBoxManage modifyhd <filename> --type immutable
user: VBoxManage registervm <filename>
user: VBoxmanage --startvm <name>
What I had in mind was:
admin: VBoxManage modifyhd <filename> --type immutable
user: VBoxManage registervm <filename>
user: VBoxmanage --startvm <name>
Re: VB with VDI on a NFS share
It might work, but your best bet is to try it out and see what happens.
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