Why I can't create file?
GF-Huang opened this issue · comments
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samba_avahi_wsdd2 | >> SAMBA: print whole smb.conf
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | ############################### START ####################################
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | [global]
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | server role = standalone server
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | log file = /dev/stdout
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | dns proxy = no
samba_avahi_wsdd2 |
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | # password stuff
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | passdb backend = smbpasswd
samba_avahi_wsdd2 |
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | obey pam restrictions = yes
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | security = user
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | printcap name = /dev/null
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | load printers = no
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | dns proxy = no
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | wide links = yes
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | follow symlinks = yes
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | unix extensions = no
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | acl allow execute always = yes
samba_avahi_wsdd2 |
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | # MacOS Compatibility options
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | vfs objects = catia fruit streams_xattr
samba_avahi_wsdd2 |
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | # Special configuration for Apple's Time Machine
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | fruit:model = TimeCapsule
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | fruit:aapl = yes
samba_avahi_wsdd2 |
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | # Docker Envs global config options
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | log level = 3
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | workgroup = WORKGROUP
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | server string = Samba Server
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | map to guest = Bad User
samba_avahi_wsdd2 |
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | [局域网共享]
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | path = /shared
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | read only = no
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | browseable = yes
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | valid users = pi
samba_avahi_wsdd2 |
samba_avahi_wsdd2 |
samba_avahi_wsdd2 | ############################### END ####################################
Solved by create the shared folder via user pi manually instead of created by sudo docker compose up.
you need to fix permissions on your host share - a simple chmod 777 -R /share/on/host will give everyone permissions on the share - you should figure out what permissions you need - that's why you can create users and groups using ENV variables