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Tried setting up the smb-extra.conf file using multiple examples listed above, but everytime i try to connect to the smb share through Windows10, i keep getting the following error: You need permission to perform this action my smb-extra.conf file: [storage] path = /tank/storage writeable = yes public = yes browseable = yes inherit acls = no mal acl inherit = yes valid users = testuser write list = testuser vfs objects = create mask = 0755 force create mode = 0755 directory mask = 0755 force directory mode = 0755 force user = nobody force group = users guest ok = no tried 0755 as well as 0777 as permission in the file above any suggestions so far?

Anybody knows when i try to share my datasets with zfs sharesmb=on or zfs sharenfs=on i get shot down with the error: system error': SMB share creation failed

Perhaps i've been a bit late on this but thank for so far for willing to help me with this journey of mine, i agree on you that truenas has indeed have the basics set, but the stability sometimes with dockers and vms is what led me to unraid, also counting the very helpful userbase, so if i'm correct you suggesting me to just stay at nobody.users but make the valid users as you saying here below in unraid? or where do i get to add valid users?, just trying to figure out in my head how unraid and especially zfs is made up and how and where they are connected, so i can more easily troubleshoot and explain my wrongdoings. Is that list containing standard commands/lines which are also available in zfs documentation? would like to deepen myself into it about what is or isn't possible.

I would like to have multiple shares for family users(example home/user1 home/user2, etc) but also for myself 1 with read only and 1 with full access for extra security with ransomware just in case Any suggestions if this is possible at all through terminal or truenas gui? i have set up a truenas vm which i can import and export my pools at, is it also possible to set up shares with permissions on the truenas vm gui, export the gui and import them in unraid again? Sorry for all my lack of skills or expertise, still in the big learning curve to combine truenas zfs and unraid

NFS was an example, what i need is SMB for my Windows host, this is for sharing in my LAN network, and with wireguard i will be sharing it outside my home eventually just to make things clear. About my expertise i would say beginner/intermediate, been fiddling with servers and hyper-v's a while mostly guided by google and self learning, been using truenas for a while but the learning curve and occasional apps not working in comparison to the great app store of unraid set me on the pad to combine the 2 i've managed to set my zfs pools and datasets but sharing them and hopefully also with some kind of permissions is where i cant find easy to understand guides or helpful tips as i'm not very skilled with either linux, bsd or terminal commands.

When setting those mount points does that also mean that i have to first create the corresponding smb/nfs shares in unraid to link them to my zfs pool/disks or will the shares show up in windows explorer for example when i create the mounting points as you have described?

Not sure if i should be asking it here but how do i mount the datasets i created in the terminal from zfs to unraid? i tried using this command ln -s /zpool/dataset /mnt/user/sharename where zpool and dataset are my own named ones and sharename the name of the share i created in smb, what i get is a share with the size of my unraid pool and the location /zpool/dataset/dataset (yes it force created a dataset within a dataset it seems like) any suggestions?