On Mon, 2016-01-25 at 21:22 +0000, Junk wrote: > As an alternative you could install and start autofs server. Then in > nautilus go to /net/servername/path/on/server I actually use autofs for these NFS shares, but restarting the service before didn't help: nautilus still complained. However, I've resolved the problem. Read on....if you want. :/ You made me realize I hadn't actually tried to auto mount the NFS shares from the terminal. I went to my auto mount location and I was told there was no such file or directory. Then I remembered the last time I was trying to auto mount the NFS shares I had to restart sssd (I have auto mount configured in freeipa). Once I restarted sssd, the auto mounts started working again, as well as my NFS bookmarks in Nautilus. I've had them set up for so long I forgot they were actually bookmarking the auto mount locations. I think I need to document this so if it happens again I don't port here and look stupid. :| Sorry for the noise! Thanks to everyone for helping me out. -- Ranbir
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