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Portainer in Intel NUC (Ubuntu server) to mount share from Unraid failed

jang430
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Hi.  I have an old HP Microserver, currently with Unraid running.  Due to super low specs, it can no longer run plenty of docker containers.  When Sab unpacks, CPU reaches 100%.  While Sab downloads, also reaches almost 100%.  I decided to put docker on an Intel NUC I have.  I installed Ubuntu Server, Portainer, also installed CIFS-Utils.  So far, I was successful in mounting a share I created in Unraid.  While creating a new container (Sab), and choosing this volume as location for config, I get this error.

 

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In order to create network volume in Portainer, I also used the jtest:password credentials, as it is needed while creating a CIFS volume.

The share I created in Unraid was setup as Private, and user jtest was given permission.  I also tried setting it to public, and result is the same.  Any tips?

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    Hi guys!  Running out of hope :D

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