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Indeed. I can't get it working.. I've tried id mapping but I guess I just don't understand how it works and either there is no results or the container does not boot anymore. . If anyone has some hints or some advice, I'd be very grateful !

I'll give another try to mapping then, as I didn't succeed to make it work the first time. And I don't see another way to give access to standard users (chown or chmod or creating a specific groups did not work)

The container is privileged, but so far I haven't found the way to give permanent access to them. I guess I do something wrong..

Well it seems that we have a slightly different problem : I have TrueNAS server that shares an SMB share where only an user called "sysop" has read/write permissions. This user isn't root. On my Proxmox cluster, I can connect this share through the storage menu. I do this as sysop, but on the...

Greetings all, I'm facing a problem with SMB mount point, permissions and containers. I'm not sure if I'm using the right method according to best practices but at least it seemed logical to me. Yet it isn't fully working so far.. I have a TrueNAS server, linked to a Samba AD, that has several...

Greetings everyone, My colleague and I are on a big project of refreshing our IT architecture. This includes our virtualization cluster obviously. We decided to set up a brand new Proxmox 6.3 cluster on different Dell servers (mostly PowerEdge R440 but we have older ones). Some of them have...