Network Problems; Not able to see or access the Network or it's Shares - (Arch Linux)

I use unRaid, and every VM that I have set up have full internet & network functionality, except this one. "/ I downloaded ArcoLinux(ArcoNet ISO) and installed XFCE & DWM, I have been setting up a lot of stuff, wrote a script in order to install samba, avahi, ufw and basic configurations, so I have samba up and running, enabled and active, I have Thunar (With Thunar-Share-Plugin) & Nautilus (with Nautilus-Share), but I can’t seem to figure out how to get access to the network shares. I’m glad I installed a KeePassXC docker, that way I can still login on everywhere, since the database files are on the unRaid shares.

I would like to get some tips on what to do, I have tried to fix it for about 48 hours now, reading forums, and trying ChatGPT etc. Thought that someone must have had the same problems, I found one post where someone had solved the problem, but the a-hole didn’t post the solution, so when I solve this, I’m going to create a script and share that, for easy installs later on.

I must have missed to install some kind of package. I have been working on an Arch Startup script that installs a bunch of things that I personally use, even so, I can’t seem to figure out what it is that I have missed to install.

pacman -Q > installed_packages.txt
installed_packages.txt (40.8 KB)

You’ve got firewalld on there – what’s the output from firewallctl --list-all, and does it say whether it will block everything (default → DROP) and need you to permit SMB / NFS?

K3n.

In my Samba script. . GITHUB; install.samba.sh (HERE) . . . I have opened the ports needed for SMB/NFS. "/

I need to clean the script up though, it’s really dirty, with all the copy pasting Frankenstein Ing.

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Check about unraid and ufw – a few google searches indicated that unraid hates ufw, but I don’t know enough to say whether that’s your problem.

K3n.

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Got it to work kind of.

I now have a repo for installing and configuring the shares.

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