![]() ![]() So you can imagine my surprise, gentle reader, when I found references to Couldn't create "(unused)": Permission denied in /var/log/daemon.log. Specifically, since I'd left " incomplete-dir-enabled" set to false, it didn't seem unreasonable for me to change the " incomplete-dir" setting to " (unused)", to remind me that I didn't intend to use it. I used the excellent PiMyLifeUp guide to set up my Pi for torrent downloads, but didn't exactly follow the recommendations when editing /etc/transmission-daemon/settings.json. /source3/smbd/smb2_server.I was tearing my hair out with this problem, until a related question on the dedicated Stack Exchange Raspberry Pi site prompted me to examine /var/log/daemon.log Smbd_smb2_request_error_ex: smbd_smb2_request_error_ex: idx status || at. Server exit (NT_STATUS_CONNECTION_DISCONNECTED) /source3/smbd/server_exit.c:240(exit_server_common) Now tesla account doesn't see all my nas, and the mount is mountable now. =>I just needed to give read + read/write access to tesla account for TeslaCam ACLs and that is it. => I still had to give read-only ACL to "all" to have access to TeslaCam share (I didn't want tesla account to see all my nas) => I had to give read-only ACL to "all" to have access to TeslaCam share (I didn't want tesla account to see all my nas) ![]() So I narrowed it down to ACL settings.Īnd the actual fix was to give read-only access to the user which I wanted to create share for. Then I tried to use main admin login which worked. I googled that the problem is not on the client, but on the server (freenas) source3/smbd/uid.c:386(change_to_user_internal)Ĭode: mount -vvv -t cifs -o 'username=tesla,password=some_password,vers=2.1' //192.168.66.22/TeslaCam /mnt/test-mountīut then I got stuck on Permission Denied. Network error - Windows cannot access \\server\homes" I have found a very similar question here: Samba file permissions: Linux Server, Mac Client.I tried to the solution from the accepted answer, which is to add to parameters to the smb. "Theres a problem accessing \\server\homes." While I can connect to the Samba-Share and read all the shared files, I am unable to modify / delete files from that share on my Mac. (all shares using a dedicated AD server for authentication)Īfter making that change, i see this from windows 10: That U3 update should have the fix, with 'valid users=' as a aux param in home share.įor me, that has meant that the domain administrator can access their home share.īut I've not been able to get any other user to access their home share - so now i'm unsure if perhaps I've broken something else in trying to get this to work or if there is more fix required in U2.īefore making the 'valid user' change, I would be prompted to enter my credentials on the home share, where as on other shares I would not. I read in a similar bug report: (don't think it's been linked here yet) but I certainly used to be able to access my home share on both windows 10 and Linux. ![]() I can't be certain my permissions were ever setup exactly correct. I upgraded to 11.2 recently, and I have also upgraded the pool. is a symlink outside the share pathĬonn_rootdir =/mnt/storage/share/private/test source3/smbd/vfs.c:1305(check_reduced_name)Ĭheck_reduced_name: Bad access attempt. source3/smbd/uid.c:386(change_to_user_internal)Ĭhange_to_user_internal: chdir_current_service() failed! ![]()
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