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External Storage CIFS/SMB 0Byte (mount SMB2) #268
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I think this is something what will be fixed in ...other hand is, that nothing was done since Jun 19, 2015 😅 |
@Mar1u5 There was nothing done on this yet. There is no linked PR. :( |
Then nothing will happen ... Its feature freeze time 😁 They will move the milestone :( You're right. |
What can I do to advance the solution? |
configuring it in smb.conf is the only way atm |
I already changed the smb.conf to use SMB2. |
Server Configuration
Result
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Parent
owncloud/core#17044
Steps to reproduce
Actual behaviour
The file is created but empty.
Server configuration
NAS: EMC ISILON 7.2.1.2
NextCloud: 9.0.51
Linux: Ubuntu 16.4 LTS, Ubuntu 15.10
Samba 4
Logs:
samba_tevent: EPOLL_CTL_DEL EBADF for fde[0x7f2d20011830] mpx_fde[(nil)] fd[6] - disabling
cli_push returned NT_STATUS_CONNECTION_DISCONNECTED
Posible Solution:
OC user via sms4php smbclient to access the external Storage.
Workarround 1)
If Samba 3 is used every thinks works fine. But Samba 3 can't be used under Ubuntu 14,15 and 16.
Workarround 2)
Manual copying data with smbclient using the smb2 or smb3 protocol works fine.
/etc/samba/smb.conf
[global]
client max protocol = SMB2
but subdirectorys cant't be seen in nextcloud.
Question
Ist the a way to use SMB2 or SMB3 insted of CIFS?
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