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       restart: always
 
       restart: always
 
       volumes:
 
       volumes:
#watch out for semi-colons here between. must be colons NOT semi
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#watch out for semi-colons here between volumes. must be colons NOT semi
 
         - ./localdir/from/docker-compose/root/:/anydirectory/on/docker/container
 
         - ./localdir/from/docker-compose/root/:/anydirectory/on/docker/container
 
       environment:
 
       environment:
#these are semi-colons in the user section
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#however, these are semi-colons in the user section
 
         USER:    username1;somepassword
 
         USER:    username1;somepassword
 
         USER2:  username2;somepassword
 
         USER2:  username2;somepassword
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#        PERMISSIONS:
 
#        PERMISSIONS:
 
#for further troubleshooting, download the git repo, and grep through the code.
 
#for further troubleshooting, download the git repo, and grep through the code.
#another note: I had no issues doing samba shares, that were subfolders of a parent share.
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#note: I had no issues doing samba shares, that were subfolders of a parent share.
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#note: no need to specify admins, or users that can write to read only shares.
 
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===usage===
 
===usage===
  
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Note that you use forward slashes in the terminal. In file explorer, you will need backslashes.
 
Note that you use forward slashes in the terminal. In file explorer, you will need backslashes.
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Latest revision as of 04:12, 12 August 2020

This is currently the most popular Samba image for docker. Here are notes for reference.

docker-compose.yml

version: '3'

services:
   samba_fileshare:
      image: dperson/samba
      container_name: samba_share
      ports:
        - 139:139
        - 445:445
#udp is not mandatory
      restart: always
      volumes:
#watch out for semi-colons here between volumes. must be colons NOT semi
        - ./localdir/from/docker-compose/root/:/anydirectory/on/docker/container
      environment:
#however, these are semi-colons in the user section
        USER:    username1;somepassword
        USER2:   username2;somepassword
        USER3:   username3;somepassword
#I put these users on my host machine. disable ssh for them. i didn't bother with uid, gid.
        SHARE:   SambaShareName;/location/on/docker/container;yes;no;no;username1,username2,username3
        SHARE2:   SambaShareName2;/location/on/docker/container2;yes;no;no;username1,username2,username3
#Be careful to avoid doing multiple Share of the same #. It's easy to overlook these.
#e.g. with two SHARE2 items, only the second will be active
        SHARE3:   SambaShareName3;/location/on/docker/container3;yes;no;no;username1,username2,username3
#watch out for folders being owned by root on docker container. Login to container and check share permissions
        TZ: EST5EDT
#Permissions was not required. If you are to use it, you can just put it as below.
#there is no need to pass a value to it.
#        PERMISSIONS:
#for further troubleshooting, download the git repo, and grep through the code.
#note: I had no issues doing samba shares, that were subfolders of a parent share.
#note: no need to specify admins, or users that can write to read only shares.

usage

Test from terminal first. Faster, and more verbose errors.

smbclient -U username1 //ipaddress/sharename

Note that you use forward slashes in the terminal. In file explorer, you will need backslashes.

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