![]() ![]() How can I get Docker Linux container information from within the container itself?.How can I copy a file from one folder to another folder within a container in Docker?.How can I mount a folder from the host to a Docker container with Elastic Beanstalk?.How to get data from docker container into shared folder at host?.How can I map a port from Elastic Beanstalk to my Docker container for my Flask app?.How can I map a shared folder from my container on Mac?.To confirm the name of the folder, go to /etc/samba/ and open smb.conf and search by the folder that you've shared. The SharedFolderOnSamba must be change to the name of the folder that you've shared using Samba. ![]() You must have a source/ folder or define another folder that will be used You can use any other user to use instead guest What we're doing is using the method mount_smbfs, telling that we'll connect to the in the folder SharedFolderOnSamba using the user guest and then, we'll map (create a new Drive) in the source/ folder on the currenct directory of you terminal session on MacOS. To map that, open the terminal and run the following command: $ mount_smbfs source/ The last thing that is needed to edit your files on MacOS,is just map on MacOS the folder that is shared on Samba (inside the Docker container). Step 3 - Mounting the Samba shared folder on MacOS Now, we add the ports 137, 138, 139 and 445 and redirects it to the same port on localhost. Select the container (panel on left with the title Container) that contains the folder that you shared using Samba Ĭlick on the Settings tab and then the select the tab below called Hostname/Ports You DON'T need Kitematic to create the rules to redirect the Samba ports, however, you won't spend 2 minutes for that (instead trying to discover how to do that in the CLI). Kitematic is a platform that helps you to configure the container and other settings on Docker. Step 2 - Redirecting the Samba ports on Kitematic I won't describe how to do this here because there are a lot of resources on Internet. To do that, you'll need to share the folder on Docker Container using Samba. Managing Volumes on the kitematic docs here: Īlso, Be aware that NextCloud doesn’t recommend multiple simultaneous shares (like SMB + NextCloud + ?, etc.The first thing that you need to do is let the folder that contains the files (project, source codes, settings, etc) that you want to share, visible for MacOS. (permissions should be 755 for folders and 644 for files)Īdd the following line to your config.php (/config/config.php): Set the web user as the owner of that folder My Android phones and iPads connect to NextCloud through their respective apps and offline media streaming apps without issue, and that was the main push for my use.ĭocumentation for all the information above can be found here (for NextCloud 14): Ĭreate a folder to house your nextcloud data.While the documentation mentions Windows access, none of them mention a version newer than Vista/7.I had troubles connecting with either path consistently (So much I quit trying).The path in the NC directions (pick a version) don’t match the path that is given when you click settings in a folder and copy the WebDAV path it offers.Getting this to work in Windows 10 involves combinations of registry editing and enabling outdated and insecure TLSv1.1 and TLSv1.2 basic authentication.This again now that https is enabled, but http was a no man's land of bugs and Now it is web accessible and https and HSTS is required. Some things I found while testing/using this: **NOTE:** *At the time this was an internal server and security wasn't an issue, The best answer I found: Use either the browser or WinSCP/Cyberduck. I had lots of issues with connecting as well as dropping the connection and having to reconnect. Be advised that while the documentation says that Windows can access files using WebDAV, I had nothing but issues when I tried it with anything other than the sync client.
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