I've set up an Ubuntu guest, mapped an Unraid-share to a mount point in it's configuration and edited fstab within the guest, so that I have read/write access to that share. That works absolutely fine.

 

Then I've created a share with the plugin "Unassigned Devices" on a drive outside the array. It's mounted to /mnt/disks/temp. "Unassigned Devices" is configured to export the share without SMB Security. And the share has the same permissions as the working one from within the array. I can read/write access it from a windows machine. But when I create a mount point for the Linux-VM and edit fstab, so that it points to the "Unassigned Devices" share, then I only have read access to the share. I can open the files, but can't edit existing files or create new files.

 

Is this a bug or am I missing something?

 

Thank you for your help!

Thomas

Did you ever find a solution to this? I am having a similar issue.

 

I have an extra SSD that is mounted and accessible via Unassigned Devices. I can access from external machines and write to it just fine. However, when I map that drive to a docker app (like Deluge) the app cannot write to the drive, and I get a permissions warning.

 

It appears that either Docker or the app itself has a different user permission setting, but I can't find how to change it.

 

Anyone have an idea?