Greetings all!
After quite a bit of lurking and some basic knowledge of linux systems, I've taken it upon myself to install PVE. Currently setup with a few LXCs for development, file sharing, as well as a VM for some light gaming w/ passthrough. I'm at the point where I'd like to set up my ZFS mirror drives setup through PVE for samba shares. Initially I started doing this by installing openmediavault in a container, but had issues adding the directory as a share.
I then tried using cockpit to set up a samba share with the ZFS data set bind mounted in the LXC config file as the following:
User permissions for user/group were setup as
The following on the host /etc/passwd:
and accordingly for the user on the LXC /etc/passwd:
The problem currently is that I'm able to connect to the samba share through windows 11 using the samba password i set through cockpit, but unable to create directories through windows due to permissions. I have verified the permissions of the host and container directories and nas is the verified owner with r/w/x. What am I missing here?
After quite a bit of lurking and some basic knowledge of linux systems, I've taken it upon myself to install PVE. Currently setup with a few LXCs for development, file sharing, as well as a VM for some light gaming w/ passthrough. I'm at the point where I'd like to set up my ZFS mirror drives setup through PVE for samba shares. Initially I started doing this by installing openmediavault in a container, but had issues adding the directory as a share.
I then tried using cockpit to set up a samba share with the ZFS data set bind mounted in the LXC config file as the following:
Code:
mp0: /tank/nas/,mp=/mnt/nasUser permissions for user/group were setup as
Code:
nas:nas_shares
Code:
nas:x:101000:110000::/home/nas:/bin/bash
Code:
nas:x:1000:10000::/home/nas:/bin/bashThe problem currently is that I'm able to connect to the samba share through windows 11 using the samba password i set through cockpit, but unable to create directories through windows due to permissions. I have verified the permissions of the host and container directories and nas is the verified owner with r/w/x. What am I missing here?