Hello!

 

I'm not well versed in the world of Linux, so this might be a newbie question, but I can't figure out these access permissions...

 

I am running Unraid v6.9.2 on a PC.

On a Raspberry Pi 4, I am running Ubuntu 20.04.3.

My desktop PC is running Windows 11.

 

I want to copy files from the RPi to Unraid without passing Win11, but the user password is not accepted.

I have tried the following from the originating RPi:

 

scp test-file.txt test-user@Tower:/mnt/user/test-public

 

SCP (I assume) is asking for the password of "test-user", but I get a "Permission denied".

I just created the share "test-public" with both NFS and SMB set to export and public.

I also just created the user "test-user" on Unraid with read/write access to that share.

 

From my Win11 PC I have connected to Unraid via SSH using Tabby Terminal.

I have also connected to the RPi the same way.

So this is not the common "Windows share access"-issue, as I am not trying to access Unraid from Windows.

 

But I don't see what I am doing wrong... 😞

 

On Unraid, the "/mnt/user/test-public" share looks like this:

 

drwxrwxrwx 1 nobody   users     6 Dec 14 07:43 test-public/

 

How can I find out what is wrong?

 

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Edit:
I forgot to mention that once I figure out what I'm doing wrong, I will not be using public shares.

The share is intended to be "Secure" with only a specific user having write access to it.

In the example above, I'm just using publich shares to demonstrate that not even the simples scenario that I expected to work works.

Edited December 14, 20214 yr by Reyhn

Not sure what is going wrong, but I do not use scp for this but instead have successfully mounted the Unraid shares on Raspberry Pi systems by first doing:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install samba samba-common-bin smbclient cifs-utils

and then using using entries in /etc/fstab of the form:

//network-name/share-name     mountpoint cifs auto,uid=pi,gid=pi,user=username,password=password,_netdev  0  0

although you should be able to use the equivalent 'mount' command on Rpi instead of fstab entries.

 

I have also gone the other way and set up a Samba server on a Raspberry Pi and then mounted this from Unraid via the UD plugin.  You can google for the steps to achieve this.

 

Note the above steps also work for me when I want to transfer files between a Windows machine and a Raspberry Pi