got problem with setting up an containerized samba test server on centos :
everything is up and running and i can access smb shares from clients as long as the folder is not pointing on a folder created on a mountpoint.
for example:
lxc.conf
mp0:/volume,mp=/mnt/data
in the container i create a folder
mkdir -p /mnt/data/share
chmod -R 775 /mnt/data/share
chown -R nobody:nobody /mnt/data/share
as soon as i want to access the share from a client i get and "permission denied"
#if i do the same with and folder for instance
mkdir -p /samba/share
its working!
the mount points are pointing at my zfs storage
help appreciated
everything is up and running and i can access smb shares from clients as long as the folder is not pointing on a folder created on a mountpoint.
for example:
lxc.conf
mp0:/volume,mp=/mnt/data
in the container i create a folder
mkdir -p /mnt/data/share
chmod -R 775 /mnt/data/share
chown -R nobody:nobody /mnt/data/share
as soon as i want to access the share from a client i get and "permission denied"
#if i do the same with and folder for instance
mkdir -p /samba/share
its working!
the mount points are pointing at my zfs storage
help appreciated