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How to build a Proxmox Ubuntu CT File Server
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SMB - No credentials access #4

Open andrepcg opened 1 year ago

andrepcg commented 1 year ago

1st of all, 

bash -c "$(wget -qLO - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ahuacate/pve-nas/master/pve_nas_toolbox.sh)"

is not working for some reason.

I can now see the shared folders in windows but how can I make it so that no credentials are required to access? imagem

andrepcg commented 1 year ago

Also, I don't understand how this works because there are no defined samba shares? So how is windows picking it up?

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ahuacate commented 1 year ago

Also, I don't understand how this works because there are no defined samba shares? So how is windows picking it up?

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For Proxmox use NFS. All shares should be available to your PVE host.

For SMB create a user using the toolbox. Use the same credentials to gain SMB/CIFS access.

Also the repo has just been updated. I am cleansing the bash scripts and I hope it works

andrepcg commented 1 year ago

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Submodule path 'common': checked out 'cad7301415407ad1d39d5fb9d2a39a269fd540f2'
bash: line 80: /tmp/common/bash/src/pve_repo_installer_main.sh: No such file or directory
ahuacate commented 1 year ago

Ouch. Just patched.

I have nearly finished improving this NAS. Most of the work was done in cleaning up the installer script language. Another fix was for USB. In PVE 7 I noticed the disk constantly dropped out due to power management. Now USB disks are mounted by a UDEV Rule which should resolve this issue.

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Submodule path 'common': checked out 'cad7301415407ad1d39d5fb9d2a39a269fd540f2'
bash: line 80: /tmp/common/bash/src/pve_repo_installer_main.sh: No such file or directory