Comment on Help with SMB mount - can read/delete but not write
erer@lemm.ee 3 weeks ago
First of all, docker is not a VM. And for your issue, don’t mount file shares like that in docker. Mount the file share on the host and then add it to the container as a volume. Again, a container is not a VM. It seems like you are trying to use a container like a VM. The only reason to mount a file share inside a container it’s if the app inside the container supports and can handle file shares by its own like nextcloud.
user9314p@lemm.ee 3 weeks ago
I guess I should have been more clear. My “Docker VM” is an Ubuntu VM (running on the same Proxmox host as my “File server” VM) that I will be using to deploy docker containers. I am trying to mount the SMB share on the Ubuntu VM and will pass that to the containers as a volume.
erer@lemm.ee 3 weeks ago
Oh ok, that makes more sense. Then just like the other person says, it’s most likely a user permission error. Is your dockeruser in the docker VM the same as in the other VM? As in the same uid and guid? This week I created a NFS share to mount for a container and I created a new user in both side with the same uid and guid