poopsie Posted December 8, 2017 Share Posted December 8, 2017 Here is my issue. I have a docker (Resilio). When a client creates a folder, and it syncs to Unraid, I am unable to make changes to that folder over SMB from another machine. I can read it, but can't make any changes. My docker has a PUID of 99, and a PGID of 100 (Nobody | Users). Lets just say my user to login on SMB is matt. If i change the PUID to 1000, which is what matt is assigned, I can make any changes I want to the folder over SMB. But, when I go back to 99, nothing. So I ran cat /etc/passwd, I get this for matt - matt:x:1000:100::/:/bin/false So it is assigned to group 100, and Resilio is PGID is 100 also. I should be able to read/write over SMB correct? Looking at that output for matt, does it look right? Sorry, just have been really struggling with this Thanks Quote Link to comment
Squid Posted December 9, 2017 Share Posted December 9, 2017 On 12/7/2017 at 8:23 PM, poopsie said: Here is my issue. I have a docker (Resilio). When a client creates a folder, and it syncs to Unraid, I am unable to make changes to that folder over SMB from another machine. I can read it, but can't make any changes. My docker has a PUID of 99, and a PGID of 100 (Nobody | Users). Lets just say my user to login on SMB is matt. If i change the PUID to 1000, which is what matt is assigned, I can make any changes I want to the folder over SMB. But, when I go back to 99, nothing. So I ran cat /etc/passwd, I get this for matt - matt:x:1000:100::/:/bin/false So it is assigned to group 100, and Resilio is PGID is 100 also. I should be able to read/write over SMB correct? Looking at that output for matt, does it look right? Sorry, just have been really struggling with this Thanks Probably best to post in the support thread for Resilio so that the guys who use actually use it will be able to see the post Quote Link to comment
poopsie Posted December 9, 2017 Author Share Posted December 9, 2017 I did do that, no response. It hasn’t been active since August so I was hoping someone else had insight. It seems more like a SMB permissions issue, not resilio Quote Link to comment
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