humble ruin
Hi, I just found out that "/DATA" folder is accessible by everyone through my network with smb.
I don't if it was me or CasaOS who just sets it up like this, but I would like to change it to have some kind of authentication, how could I do it?
I ask here because it's the folder that's accesses when I open "Files" in CasaOS WebUI, but I don't know by who was created and shared.
Thank you in advance!
buoyant veldt
You can't. CasaOS has no user or permission management.
If you know what you're doing you can manually edit /etc/samba/smb.conf and /etc/samba/smb.casa.conf.
buoyant veldt
But that won't change the fact that /DATA is accessible to anyone without any security.
Anyway, some reading about Samba security: https://www.samba.org/samba/docs/using_samba/ch09.html https://ubuntu.com/server/docs/share-access-controls
humble ruin
Inside is config of some apps, I was asking just to be sure I don't break anything because they are in use, but as a mounted volume not as SMB, so yeah, I don't know if I should enable some auth or not
buoyant veldt
As far as I know Samba and Docker do not intersect in any way, so even if you break Samba completely, Docker containers should run just fine.
humble ruin
So probably I could just disable the Samba service right? Or is it "merged" with the CasaOS one?
harsh sleet