Not syncing files properly in High Sierra

[rabdulhaq]

After updating to High Sierra, files are not syncing/mounting properly. Some files are missing and others are duplicated.

[tonivdv]

@rabdulhaq can you test if you have the issue too without NFS? Maybe it's a docker-machine/boot2docker/virtualbox issue?

[rabdulhaq]

Without docker-machine-nfs, Docker works fine but slow of course.

[tonivdv]

@rabdulhaq Seems an issue with NFS from an APFS volume

• NFS folders not properly synced on macOS High Sierra hashicorp/vagrant#8788
• Failing to install Drupal on macOS High Sierra - NFS filesystem issues geerlingguy/drupal-vm#1547

[rabdulhaq]

Yes definitely. I was hoping you guys can maybe have a workaround for that issue.
Thanks!

[tonivdv]

@rabdulhaq nobody at the company is running High Sierra currently so it will be hard to fix ;) However if you find some time, contributions are always welcome :)

[ctrlrsf]

@rabdulhaq These mount options helped for me: nolock,vers=3,tcp,fsc,rw,noatime

[rabdulhaq]

@ctrlrsf, I tried doing that but I get the "Cannot detect the NFS mount :(" error with these options.
This is what I ran:
docker-machine-nfs default --mount-opts="nolock,vers=3,tcp,fsc,rw,noatime"

Thank you!

[ckortekaas]

Modifying my /var/lib/boot2docker/bootlocal.sh to this seems to have worked:

sudo mount -t nfs -o nolock,vers=3,tcp,rw,noatime :/Users /Users

Worked fine for me. Notice the lack of 'fsc' because the boot2docker NFS client doesn't seem to support it. But i've had no problems since. Good to be back on NFS!

[rabdulhaq]

@ckortekaas, this did not work either :(

[pcasaretto]

As mentioned on the referenced issues, High Sierra 10.13.2 Beta 2 solves the issue.

[ab9-er]

I updated to High Sierra 10.3.2 Beta 3 (Build 17C76a) and it seems to solve the problem.

[rabdulhaq]

I can also confirm that updating to Public Beta 3 (Build 17C67b) solved the problem.
Thanks guys.

[jasiu001]

I have the same issue on macOS High Sierra (build 17B48).