I read on many posts about SMB/CIFS that just OMV6 have this or similar problems. Is this realy a problem with this version?
Beiträge von Chiller2020
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Hey,
I have this problem alltime on new shares, on every shares.
My Steps:
1. Go to data storage -> shared folder -> "+" -> Use a Name (in this case "Paperless"), Filesystem, rest default.
2. Services -> SMB/CIFS -> releases -> "+" -> Use a shared folder + Check heritage ACLs, rest default
3. Back to data storage -> shared folder -> klick on the Paperless -> ACL -> Change Owner and set rights to read/write/execute, Other to "No one" + Check recursive
4. Back to data storage -> shared folder -> klick on the Paperless -> privileges -> Set read/write to group and User (same like 3.)
My Problem:
On Windows:
User who connecto to the share, cant open a file because no rights (But this user is in this Group, who have rights). When a new file was places, I go everytime to OpenMediaVault GUI, ACL and set the the same rights but checke recursive. Now, the user of the group can open/edit/whatever this file.
On Linux:
Same but, when I delete files, the file is not deletet but locked, when I restart on OpenMediaVault smbd, the files are deletet.
What do I want to achieve?
There is now a folder which have the name "Paperless" and I will bind this SMB_Share to Ubuntu (For a Docker-Container who is running Paperless-ngx to watch and collect) and the user (me and my wife) upload the files for paperless.
Infos:
User are member of Group etc.
Its a VM on Proxmox.
Whats my fault? This is on every SMB-share and I dont know why. I dont have so massive Problems with SMB on TrueNas, in the past. Just with OpenMediaVault, I dont know wheres my fault. Anyone can halp?
Kind regards
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The example situation could be easily solved with the standard permissions, without resorting to ACL permissions. Between this alternative or downgrading to OMV5 I would have no doubts.
Yeahr and this everytime on new files, so annoying.
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Hello,
I have a Problem with my Windows-PC.
When I restart my pc, he won't connect to the smb-drive.
Just the normal error:
But my iPhone,iPad have no problems with this, he can everytime connect to the smb-service.
How can I see a better error-message with more information? And anyone have the same problem?
Kind regards,
Chiller
//PS: My Router (FritzBox) has a DNS-Server to my Proxmox which have a Webmin-Bind9-DNS-Server
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Ich hab ein ähnliches Problem mit SMB. Windows kann darauf nicht zugreifen nach einem Windows Neustart allerdings ist bei OMV alles im grünen Bereich, auch meine Apple-Geräte (iPad und iPhone) können eine Verbindung aufbauen nur Windows nicht mehr, außer ich trenne die Laufwerke und verbinde sie erneuert aber das bei jedem Restart, dämlich.
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Maybe I'm missing something... but looking at the specs on that chassis, it only holds 2, 3.5in drives.
Looks like a nice build for the price.
Yeahr sure.
I printed, with my 3D-Printer two HDD-Brackets for this problem.
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Hey,
I would share my NAS-Lifecycle.
Actually I have a NAS from HP (HP ProLiant MicroServer N54L) with 16GB-RAM. Installed is Proxmox as virtualization, OMV as CT-Container. This server is up for two years, time for a new server.
Now, I build a new Server with second-hand hardware. And I will install Proxmox again. (Pics asap)
Case: Corsair 275R Airflow
Mainboard: MXI X370 Gaming Pro Carbon
Processor: AMD Ryzen 3 3200G
CPU-Cooler: be queit! Shadow Rock 2
Power Supply: be quiet! PurePower 8 (300W)
HDD: 4x WD Red 1TB (3 New, 1 second-hand) [For RaidZ-2 or Raid10 in Proxmox (installation)]
RAM: 1x Crucial 16GB-3200MHz
Because I bought second-hand-hardware, I saved up 648,88€ (683,27USD) to regular price (comparison to Amazon DE).
Kind regards,
Chiller
