Nobody folder shared by samba

I have set OMV7 (7.0-29) with three users, six shared folders, but only three shared by samba plus home directories. I also have KVM with one VM.

One of the samba shares (Public) is set with guest only permission. The others are no Public.

Mysteriously, I now have a folder being shared called nobody.

It doesn't exist on the disk. It doesn't disappear if I disable the Public guest share. It doesn't disappear if I change minimum samba version from 3 to 2. It does disappear if I turn off home directory sharing. So I take it that it is the nobody user being picked up by samba. I suppose I could add,

[nobody]

browseable = no

to smb.conf but that seems to be a bad idea since smb.conf is managed by OMV.

Has anyone else run into this?

Krisbee Yes, I saw the thread. It is smb version 4.17.12-Debian so it appears to be the same thing.

I just tried 'access based share enum = yes' and I thought it would have worked but instead it hid the homes folder and left the nobody folder visible. No my reading of the docs.

I think for the moment I will just leave it. OMV7 is RC1 so things are going to change and I would rather not mess around with it to much in case it trips me up later (I have not been documenting my setup). That being said, the chance of a version change in debian is rather small.

Considering this affects the RC for OMV7, do you think I should report it as a bug? Otherwise, with little prospect of a change in version from Bookworm, this is going to pop up in every installation of OMV7 for years to come.