gabriel-milan
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Hi, I'm new to FreeNAS and so I'm testing it on VMs before doing anything else. My setup looks like this:
== LDAP VM
OS: Debian Buster
Software: OpenLDAP (followed this tutorial)
== Storage VM
OS: FreeNAS 11.3-U3.2
Steps:
* Open Directory Services > LDAP and set Hostname, Base DN, Bind DN and Bind password correctly. Set Enable to true.
* Create pool using secondary Virtual Disk called "Pool01"
* Create dataset inside this pool called "ds1"
* Open Sharing/Unix Shares (NFS) and add/mnt/Pool01/ds1
* Go back to the "ds1" and edit permissions: Owner User becomes "cluster", which is a valid user on LDAP, Owner Group becomes "cluster", which is also a valid group on my LDAP server
* Even with "Apply Group" and "Apply User" options enabled, it passes. It means that they exist.
When I mount this share on "/storage" it goes well, but I can't write into the directory, even being on the "cluster" group. If I ser the Owner User of "ds1" to "c01", which is another user I've created, only "c01" is able to manage the directory successfully.
Why can't group stuff work?
== LDAP VM
OS: Debian Buster
Software: OpenLDAP (followed this tutorial)
== Storage VM
OS: FreeNAS 11.3-U3.2
Steps:
* Open Directory Services > LDAP and set Hostname, Base DN, Bind DN and Bind password correctly. Set Enable to true.
* Create pool using secondary Virtual Disk called "Pool01"
* Create dataset inside this pool called "ds1"
* Open Sharing/Unix Shares (NFS) and add/mnt/Pool01/ds1
* Go back to the "ds1" and edit permissions: Owner User becomes "cluster", which is a valid user on LDAP, Owner Group becomes "cluster", which is also a valid group on my LDAP server
* Even with "Apply Group" and "Apply User" options enabled, it passes. It means that they exist.
When I mount this share on "/storage" it goes well, but I can't write into the directory, even being on the "cluster" group. If I ser the Owner User of "ds1" to "c01", which is another user I've created, only "c01" is able to manage the directory successfully.
Why can't group stuff work?