November 20, 20241 yr Currently I am using Windows Sever and I am thinking to move to Unraid. I will be using docker LDAP and radius server authentication for few services. Can any of those being used with SMB? I have found that AD can be used but I could not find any docker AD.
November 23, 20241 yr Not imposible, a bit hard to implement https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/ldap-auth
February 8, 20251 yr Author Thank you for your reply, I could not check this earlier. I installed the Active Directory extras plugin, but I can not find the configuration page. I have seen that others have options for AD configuration, such as AD join status, AD domain name (FQDN), etc. I would expect that to be under SMB page http://tower.local/Settings/SMB but it is not.
February 8, 20251 yr 38 minutes ago, Gio_nul said: but I can not find the configuration page. I have seen that others have options for AD configuration, such as AD join status, AD domain name (FQDN), etc. I would expect that to be under SMB page http://tower.local/Settings/SMB but it is not. I am not using the plugin, so I cannot say for sure, but have you check on the Settings Tab / User Utilities ?
February 9, 20251 yr Author Still I can not find it anywhere on the menu. When searching for Active Directory Extras it redirects me to the http://tower.local/Settings/SMB but there are no settings to configure on that page.
February 9, 20251 yr 11 hours ago, Gio_nul said: Still I can not find it anywhere on the menu. When searching for Active Directory Extras it redirects me to the http://tower.local/Settings/SMB but there are no settings to configure on that page. Click the icon next to active Directory (Marked in yellow) under the plugin page: You may also need to custom add and edit the smb.conf: old examples: https://www.samba.org/samba/docs/4.9/man-html/smb.conf.5.html Edited February 9, 20251 yr by bmartino1 typo - Data
February 11, 20251 yr Hello, I am trying to use this plugin to ensure that permissions remain the same after a reboot. Currently, I have Active Directory (AD) enabled, and the initial owner and group from AD are working fine. However, I am facing an issue when manually changing the permissions of a specific share using chown. Everything works as expected until I reboot. After restarting, the permissions are replaced with random values, and I can no longer access the file via Windows. Additionally, some permissions are randomly assigned to certain shares without any input from my AD. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
February 11, 20251 yr 2 hours ago, voliveira said: Hello, I am trying to use this plugin to ensure that permissions remain the same after a reboot. Currently, I have Active Directory (AD) enabled, and the initial owner and group from AD are working fine. However, I am facing an issue when manually changing the permissions of a specific share using chown. Everything works as expected until I reboot. After restarting, the permissions are replaced with random values, and I can no longer access the file via Windows. Additionally, some permissions are randomly assigned to certain shares without any input from my AD. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! the is a difference between share settings and unix permissions. You may have docekrs or other servies runing and touching shared folders for this to happen. You may need to to edit the smb shares to include additioan per share settings to set share setting and fix read write access... Examples: acl map full control=yes acl allow execute always=yes map archive=yes map system=yes map hidden=yes create mask=0777 directory mask=0777 force user=nobody force group=nogroup *Sadly Unriad doen't allow nor suppot aditoinal custom smb setting you will need to turn off the smb share in the sahre tab and add the full shave under extra smb option... For this Reson and at that level I rewrte tehn entire smb.conf .... THen and check unix permission to the file to set the user and gorup of the folder chown -R nobody:users -R /mnt/users/ chmod 777 -R /mnt/users/ may even need to run a user script to fix/set these at boot...
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