Use your router to assign the address permanently. Name your Jail, I've called mine BifrostCloud remember to change this to yours in later steps, change NAT to DHCP to allow your router to set the new Jails IP Address.
FREENAS NEXTCLOUD INSTALL
Set User & Group to Install NextCloud Install Pluginįrom the left-hand menu select Plugins, NextCloud then INSTALL. Set Permissionsįrom the three dots on your newly created dataset select Edit Permissions. Give your dataset a name, mine is called CloudStorage remember to set this to yours in other steps! Check the default settings match the ones below then Submit to save. Changing this makes your nextcloud installation more insecure (I think you can dismiss this when actually using ACLs).Start by creating a new dataset from Storage -> Pools, select the three dots on your pool then click Add Dataset. So basically again, what I’m saying is: you can’t delete files through smb created in nextcloud because it is a security setting.
FREENAS NEXTCLOUD WINDOWS
You could change your permissions on the volume to Windows (recursive) and just add your group with the right to read,write,execute as a default. A more proper setup would probably require ACL setting in freenas.Make your user part of the group:www (this should be possible in the GUI).change this (ssh into freenas) by setting the write attribute to the group:.the security is normally set so that your data-files in nextcloud are written with the permissions user:www can write, read, execute / group:www can read and execute - no one else can do anything.change the rights of the volume so that you can access the share - and your nextcloud-jail to (so there you will probably have to stick with the ‘other’ permissions).Anyway: I would look into your group permission setup. ‘Helping’ you with your setup can mean escalating your already big security issues… probably that’s not good help. But nevertheless I would consider rethinking your home/ work/ co-worker setup and separating smb-workstation-share and smb-nextcloud-share. I can think of setups where you want to access your NAS through smb-shares - it is extra space that you loose by syncing. I feel the need to say: don’t handle your permissions the way you do - root, wheel and everybody else… On the other hand I don’t like forums where you only get: don’t, don’t, don’t… and probably you know that you shouldn’t…
‘you need to be allowed by Unix User/WWW to change this file.’ I am logged in with my root freenas account so somehow we need to have user ‘www’ accept user ‘root’ to change the files, right? I use FreeNas 11.0-U2 and I run Nextcloud in a Jail. I use FreeNas and I have multiple raid volumes.What and how can I show or tell you this?.Info about current rights - data/smb-directory. If you are able to help me, which would be great, I would like to give you all the information that is needed. On Location 1, I work straight off the server - save it - and then another co worker can open the project again on his own computer from the server. Since I’m using more than one computer on location 1 I would like to keep my current setup and be as flexible as possible on location 1.
The output of your Nextcloud log in Admin > Logging: I can’t control the files the way I need. Yes, when trying to delete files uploaded from another workstation while directly accessing external storage on freenas server. Operating system and version FreeNAS-11.0-U2 (e417d8aa5)Ĭan you reliably replicate it? (If so, please outline steps): I get an error telling me that I need to get rights from unix user/www. However - those new files, uploaded from workstation at location 2, can’t be modified/deleted by workstation 1 while accessing the FreeNas server using the SMB share. New files are being uploaded from the workstation (on location 2) to the FreeNas Server (location 1) using nextcloud. On Location 2 I have a workstation that syncs projects using NextCloud to that workstation. The workstation works directly with the FreeNas server using a SMB share. On Location 1 I have a workstation + FreeNas server. The FreeNas shares are added to nextcloud using the external storage module. I’m using NextCloud to sync files from my FreeNas Server(location 1) to a workstation on a different location (2).
I’ve tried searching google and fora but unfortunately I can not find what I’m looking for.
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