Comment # 12 on bug 1187782 from Joel Miller

Josef -

The denial of access is on the client machine, not the server.

Here is the workflow sequence:

1. on the server machine, created a new nfs share /z/f in YaST and followed the
dialog through to completion.  /etc/exports now shows the new nfs share.  No
errors on the server; turned to the client machine.

2. on the client machine, edited fstab on the client for the new share, using
the same syntax as used for the currently-working preexisting shares.

    code: 192.168.1.223:/z/f/   mnt/m9nfs/f   nfs  
noauto,nofail,x-systemd.automount,x-systemd.mount-timeout=10,_netdev,x-systemd.idle-timeout=5min
 0  0

(Since I manually edited fstab, I did not receive the x-systemd.automount
unknown option error; that only occurred when I went into the YaST NFS client
dialog.)

3. added folder "f" to mnt/m9fs.

4. opened Dolphin and tried to access the new share "f" - Dophin reported,
"mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting."

At the moment I need to complete a critical project and hope to then return to
this issue.

Joel