I have the Same Problem on my RPi4 and not on a x86 Machine. It seems that there some Packages or integrations like the avahi-deamon for mdns or wsdd2 missing after Installation.

I Hope, they will be fix in next releases

Greeting phiku

Yes, of course. I only can map the shares by Hand an have Access. It also happend with 7.0-24 on my raspi 4

If this matter reamains open...

Same issue, fresh install with no Samba Acces.

I used a local server repositories in my 1st installation. Issues that I was not able to fix after 2h

I did a new fresh install, but using the default debian server to donwload updates... and maaaaagic was done.

regards

Zitat von crashtest

Out of curiosity, what server were you using before?

One from Catalonia, now I don't remember what ot them.

The first that appears with the domain .cat.

Regards

Zitat von chente

For some special reason?

🙄 I felt free to choose the server...

Zitat von chente

It's strange to limit the server choice to such a small region. This restricts to a minimum the possibilities offered by the globalized world in which we live. As you say, you're free to choose what you want, but don't be surprised if it doesn't work.

I assumed that all server should have the same revision/version. But.... no.

Likewise, I am experiencing this problem on a Raspberry Pi 4 that I upgraded from OMV 6.x to 7.x. The SMB/CIFS shares do not automatically appear on the network. Tried on Windows, Linux, and macOS, same result.

I hope someone could have a fix for this soon.

Thanks for the reply, crashtest.

I do have a backup of my OMV 6 setup, but End of life for OMV 6 is this July 2024, so I was hoping that the OMV devs already have crushed the bugs for OMV 7 for RPi by this time. Unfortunately that isn't the case.

Doing a clean install will produce the same "SMB shares not browsable on network", as experienced by petaramesh, so I won't bother doing it.

Zitat von crashtest

Without trying a clean rebuild, I don't know how you know this.

In any case, I can't reproduce the problem. My regrets.

The original poster, petaramesh, actually did a fresh install on their RPi, and encountered the problem:

Zitat von petaramesh

I have a strange problem with Samba on a fresh install of OMV 7 / Debian 12 on a Raspberry Pi 5.

User phiku, who replied to petaramesh's post above, also encountered the same problem on their RPi, although they did not specify if it was also a fresh install, like petaramesh.

Zitat von chente

You can reproduce the OMV configuration on a clean system with omv-regen. It will cost you 20 minutes.

Thema

[How to] Migrate/Restore OMV Settings to Another System with omv-regen

UTILITY TO MIGRATE OMV CONFIGURATION TO ANOTHER SYSTEM OR
DO A NEW OMV INSTALLATION AND KEEP THE SETTINGS

omv-regen

Copy and paste the following line into a terminal and run it as root or with sudo.
sudo wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xhente/omv-regen/master/omv-regen.sh | sudo bash

• STEP 1. Create a backup of the original system with omv-regen.
• STEP 2. Do a fresh installation of OMV on the disk you want and connect the original data drives.
• STEP 3. Use omv-regen to migrate the

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chente

29. April 2023

Thanks for the suggestion, chente.

Unfortunately, the original poster petaramesh actually did a fresh install of OMV 7 on their RPi. I assume they configured the SMB/CIFS and Share settings manually on their clean install, but encountered the problem, so my guess is that the problem is specific to how OMV7 is configured for the Raspberry Pi.

I also have an x86 PC upgraded to OMV7, but did not have this problem.

I'm confident the devs will come up with a solution soon, especially since OMV6 will reach EOL this July.