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Thanks! I’ve installed that as well. Really appreciated!
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Just wanted to post thanks for this script - just what I was looking for, and fills another gap in features between TrueNAS and Unraid during my evaluation of both before deciding which way to jump.
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Which is then overwritten every time the pool stops and restarts or the server restarts. It's not resilient. I note that the /etc/samba directory is wiped every time the system is took offline, and all the files are recreated when it starts up again. A solution that involves editing those files every time you do any sort of maintenance isn't sustainable.
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Definitely a vote for me - the method currently suggested of doing it via the SMB options object results in only being able to set up WORM for a single share as the text space is limited in that box, and a bit fiddly to do. Supporting the Worm VFS option would be a huge plus, as it's really the biggest feature in TrueNas that I see "must have" for me and my use case.
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**Update** Change Export to No in SMB settings for the share, then restart, and it works.
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Hmm. OK, I tried putting [archive] path = /mnt/user/archive comment = browseable = yes writeable = no read list = write list = stephen,nigel valid users = stephen,nigel case sensitive = auto preserve case = yes short preserve case = yes vfs objects = catia fruit streams_xattr worm fruit:encoding = native worm:grace_period = 86400 # 1 day Into the SMB Extras, but the samba configuration file is unmodified.
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Ok, I’m on day 1, so that looks like it’s a bit beyond me at the moment! I can see the SMB Extras field in the settings panel, but it’s not immediately obvious how to set it up for a specific directory.
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Hi, I’m currently evaluating Unraid and TrueNAS. One feature of TrueNas that I really like that I can’t immediately see a way to replicate is the ability to set up a share so that after writing a file after X minutes it becomes read only to help with protection against potential ransomware attacks. Is there any way to achieve that in Unraid?
