SCALE 25.04.1 using a 240GB sata SSD boot and a 480 GB sata SSD mirror named “apps” which hosts the system dataset. I’m testing/learning with datasets created under apps, e.g. apps/smbtest. My client is linux, openSUSE Tumbleweed.
I can’t get write, numerous attempts all result in read-only.
I’ve followed the steps here, using only the default settings:
https://www.truenas.com/docs/scale/25.04/scaletutorials/shares/smb/
The root dataset permissions are the immutable Unix defaults.
The Share ACL is defaults: everyone@, FULL, ALLOWED.
Test users have SMB authentication and membership in builtin_users.
By default builtin_users gets modify permission on the share.
Using this command to mount sharename smbtest for user tester:
`mount -t cifs //192.168.1.9/smbtest /mnt/nfs2 -o user=tester`
I enter the correct pswd and the share mounts, my session reports in Shares-Status, but no modify/write privileges.
Aside, I can write to a default NFS share sans ACLs, but no authentication, no control, just wide open access to any local client.
I’m stumped. It seems like I’m getting bloked by something upstream, but no idea. Lol what am I doing wrong!