Sep 18 20:18:56 Vili smbd: If you are running a recent Samba version, and if you think this problem is not yet fixed in the latest versions, please consider reporting this bug, see Sep 18 20:18:56 Vili smbd: INTERNAL ERROR: Bad talloc magic value - access after free in pid 22056 (4.16.5) Sep 18 20:18:56 Vili smbd: Bad talloc magic value - access after free Sep 18 20:18:56 Vili smbd: talloc: access after free error - first free may be at. /lib/cmdline/cmdline.c:56(_samba_cmdline_talloc_log) I try added to nf the config used berfore : Please limit discussion in this topic to MacOS issues only. Nevertheless, you can add 'spotlight = on' to the nf file to play around with this. In other places on the forum people have expressed success by setting the spotlight backend to 'tracker' - but this requires "gnone tracker" which also is not installed in Unraid OS - so I'm not sure what's going on here. But 'elasticsearch' is not installed in Unraid OS. Time machine - if enabled for a share these parameters are automatically added (independent of nf):įruit:time machine max size = SIZE # if "vol size limit" specifiedįinally Spotlight - our build of Samba includes spotlight support but only for 'elasticsearch'. Mounting them in conjunction on OS X clients results in undefined behaviour. WARNING: some services use vfs_fruit, others don't. If it is exported, the 'testparm' command outputs this warning: Yes this is confusing, maybe best bet is to not export the 'flash' share in MacOS environment. Hence we can't (or shouldn't) include the 'flash' share in 'fruit' but then if the 'flash' share is first share to be accessed on a Mac client, APPL extensions will be disabled for the duration. In addition certain file system types are inherently incompatible, notably FAT and exFAT because they don't support xattr at all. They say 'streams_xattr' must be loaded, but later in the doc they talk about options that are incompatible with this. All other named streams are deferred to vfs_streams_xattr which must be loaded together with vfs_fruit. The module enables alternate data streams (ADS) support for a share, intercepts the OS X special streams "AFP_AfpInfo" and "AFP_Resource" and handles them in a special way. Note: we actually have per-share hidden settings for enabling 'fruit', however from the documentation we read: This will tell Unraid OS to include the contents of the nf file in each share (except for the 'flash' share, see below). Thus a good staring point would be to:Ĭp /etc/samba/nf /boot/configĪnd now you can make changes to /boot/config/nfĪfter making a change you can type this command to to restart Samba:įor any of this to be applied, you first need to ensure that "Settings/SMB/Enhanced macOS interoperability" is set to Yes. In addition, you may create the file /boot/config/nf on your flash device and when Samba starts or is restarted, those options will override the options in /etc/samba/nf. Again all options are listed there and only the ones which deviate from default are uncommented. These are set in /etc/samba/nf file on your server. I don't think we will need to change these options but if you want to experiment then add your changes to /boot/config/nf file. All the options are listed near the bottom, and ones which vary from the default setting are uncommented. The global options are set in /etc/samba/smb.conf file on your server. Please refer to the Samba "vfs_fruit" doc:įirst you will notice there are Global options and Per-Share options. This mainly involves tuning the so-called "fruit" SMB parameters. Starting with 6.11.0-rc5 we have added some features to help us figure out the proper mix of SMB settings which will achieve the best performance/functionality with MacOS.
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