SMB Permission went wild

[Stephan M.]

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 by Stephan M.
Added more information

[Frank1940]

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

[Frank1940]

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

[Stephan M.]

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

Thank you for the reply!