this is just a feedback on SONOS. Sonos and Nethserver were working for me quite stable for approx. 3 month with the following setup:
a separate samba share called “music”
the owner group is called multimedia@mydomain.tld with read / write access
the group populated with different users inculding user “sonos@mydomain.tld”
Within Sonos Controller App (Windows or IOS), I connected the share as a NAS using user “sonos” and correspondig password. This worked very well.
After a recent update (either Sonos or Nethserver), Nethserver prohibited access and reported a login error. I was not able to recieve music from the share. After several trails and errors I found that
ntlm auth = yes
is now mandatory required within [global] section of /var/lib/machines/nsdc/etc/samba/smb.conf. I do not know if this is caused by SONOS or Nethserver updates.
Please let me know if you made similiar experineces recently.
By change does anybody know if ntlm auth = yes bears any risks?
I hope this helps other people to connect their Sonos Devices.
Best regards
Thorsten
In this case, I used the default password policy from Nethserver.
Main user account passwords are usually 8-10 charakters, upper / lower case letters, digits and lower ansii charakters such as .!_-,$?. Any other account is much more complex, see screenshot of my favorite password safe / creator default settings:
If the smb.conf file ends with something like include extra.conf…
You can put a global section in the extra and Samba will merge it in. If course you can put extra shares in an extra.conf
I am speaking from prior experience with a different Samba offering that had includes for customization. I am new to Nethserver and have not worked through enough of its pieces to speak from experience.
I do not know what you intend to do, the service is already set to start with your option, saying that your way to add a custom option is good
another way could be to make a custom template
Hi,
found this topic after googling.
I recently bought a Sonos, only after assuring it was able to play my local contant from a smb-share.
At first, the Sonos-app was not able to find my mp3’s on the share, but after manually adding
ntlm auth = yes
to /var/lib/machines/nsdc/etc/samba/smb.conf and restarting samba, it worked. (As suggested in posting 3 bij @thorsten.
But, to make sure this setting is persistent I have to do something with templates, to which I am new.
Posting 10 from @stephdl seems to suggest (to me) that no edit is needed, since this setting is already in a template (In my setup, it is in /etc/e-smith/templates/var/lib/machines/nsdc/etc/systemd/system/samba-provision.service/20service)
However, I had to manually add it at first.
So, do I have to do anything to make this setting stick? Or am I fine?
Instructions seem to contradict evidence…
Please enlighten me… (<< “Help”)
oops… I am a little late
I just modified the file as mentioned above and restarted it many times in the meantime without any problem.
Keep in mind that I have not made any changes to the AD anymore.
In the meantime Sonos has released Sonos S2 that still hasn’t solved the problem with the right pissing off of the various customers…