Hi folks,

I have a little strange problem with my share.
I use code-server docker to write some simple bash scripts.
At code-server terminal, I get the following permissions displayed:

abc@73486a3fe4f2:/unraid-mnt/user/data/IGEL/Scripts/IGEL OS/OS12_upgrade_utility/bash$ ls -ali os12_upgrade_util.sh 
12666373952052750 -rw-rw-rw-+ 1 abc users 202 Mar 27 09:55 os12_upgrade_util.sh

 

At unraid I get this one here:

root@Unraid:/mnt/user/data/IGEL/Scripts/IGEL OS/OS12_upgrade_utility/bash# ls -ali os12_upgrade_util.sh 
12666373952052750 -rw-rw-rw-+ 1 nobody users 202 Mar 27 09:55 os12_upgrade_util.sh

 

At a device that runs some kind of Ubuntu and SMB mount with a dedicated user, I get this:

root@ITC5254005F6496:/wfs/scripts/OS12_upgrade_utility/bash# ls -ali os12_upgrade_util.sh 
12666373952052750 -rw-r--r-- 1 user users 202 Mär 27 09:55 os12_upgrade_util.sh

Now the problem.
Editing and writing from my code-server docker container is working fine.
But on the Ubuntu device, I can't even run the script or change permissions.
Mount is in read/write mode.

Any ideas?

Changing permissions in docker does not help.
Changing permissions in unraid does some kind of suck 😄
And both does not affect the permission in the Ubuntu mount

Edited March 27, 20242 yr by Stephan M.
Added more information

Look at the UMASK settings.  Unraid seems to be happiest if UMASK is 000   (or, 0000, if four digits are used). 

Running the 'New Permissions'  (TOOL tab) will fix the permissions in your example.  

Unfortunately none of the recommendations fixed it.
Switch over to nfs and it works instantaneously.

Thank you for the reply!