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Docker and Private Shares

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Hi,

 

Is there a way for a docker image to be granted access to a private share on the unRaid server (other than changing it to Secure/Public)?

 

I understand that Docker runs under a separate account, and I've tried turning on 'Privileged', but nothing seems to get it access...

 

Thanks

1 minute ago, PR. said:

Hi,

 

Is there a way for a docker image to be granted access to a private share on the unRaid server (other than changing it to Secure/Public)?

 

I understand that Docker runs under a separate account, and I've tried turning on 'Privileged', but nothing seems to get it access...

 

Thanks

By and large, docker containers completely bypass all of the SMB sharing rules etc.  To give them access to any share (read only or read/write), simply add another container / host mapping path when you edit the container.

 

If you want the container to access a private share on another unRaid server, then mount that share via the unassigned devices plugin and then map UD's appropriate path for that share

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Well that's embarrassing, after spending two weeks on off trying to get it to work and assuming it was something to do with permissions it turns out it was just an error I'd made in the configuration file...

 

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction! :$

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