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Steps to reproduce
1. create a SMB share on external storage appli.
2. List the content of the share in owncloud page and compare to the real content
3. Add a new sub-folder in this share.
Expected behaviour
I log to OwnCloud with a domain account (by Ldap). I want to use (create, modify or delete) windows shares on this domain in my files page.
As many domain accounts can connect to the same share, I want each people log with his account and apply his personal right.
Actual behaviour
When I connect to owncloud with a domain user who can read and modify on this share, I see the new folder but, and this is why I ask for help :
1 - I don't see every sub-folder and files on this share. And all, in the share, have the sames rights.
2 - If, on the owncloud page, I add a new folder to this share, I have an error message "Could not create folder 'abcd'". But, when in Ubuntu I list the folder, I see the new forder 'abcd' and can write inside.
Server configuration
Operating system: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
Web server: Apache 2.0
Database: MySQL 5.0.12
PHP version: 7.0
ownCloud version (see ownCloud admin page): 9.0.2
Updated from an older ownCloud or fresh install:
ownCloud log (data/owncloud.log):
Special configuration (external storage, external authentication, reverse proxy, server-side-encryption):
I want to configure owncloud to use windows share as external storage.
On Ubuntu, when I use mount.cifs with one test share, it works correctly (to validate the network connexion).
I add, in the administration menu, external storage app, the share with this parameters :
Mount ID :1
Mount Point :/test1
Storage :SMB / CIFS
Authentication Type :Log-in credentials, save in session
Configuration :host: "192.168.101.215", share: "linux-share", root: "", domain: "MyDomain"
Options :enable_sharing: false
Applicable Users :All
Applicable Groups:
Who have an idea ?
Thank you.
Richard
Statistics: Posted by infovsa — Mon May 09, 2016 5:30 pm