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auth:
- user: rootpassword: rootgroup: wheeluid: 0gid: 0global:
- force user = root
- force group = wheel
- browseable = yes
- read only = no
- guest ok = yes
- hide files = /_*/
- vfs objects = recycle
- recycle:repository = .recycle
- recycle:versions = yes
- validusers = root
- writelist = root
- netbios name = SRV
- netbios aliases = srv.XXX.ts.net# - bind interfaces only = yes# - interfaces = lo enp3s0 tailscale0share:
- name: etcpath: /etcvalidusers: rootwritelist: root
- name: rootpath: /rootvalidusers: rootwritelist: root
When browsing from Windows 11, I see at the root two shares (etc and root), can enter both, but only the content of etc is fully visible. root is empty.
Both directories are mounted under /etc/samba and from within the container I do see their contents (notably the content of /samba/root)
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I exposed two shares with root-owned files:
When browsing from Windows 11, I see at the root two shares (
etcandroot), can enter both, but only the content ofetcis fully visible.rootis empty.Both directories are mounted under
/etc/sambaand from within the container I do see their contents (notably the content of/samba/root)Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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