#Netatalk login how to
The netatalk docker also has some authentication functionality, but I could not seem to figure out how to get that to work either.
What I've learned so far, adding the command "-volume /mnt/user/appdata/netatalk/afp.conf:/etc/afp.conf" to Extra Parameters will override the default afp.conf with a custom afp.conf you can create in /appdata/netatalk And I was able to restrict users and do some other things in there, but I could never figure out how to properly authenticate, either to a password in the clear in that file, or better to the Unraid user name and password. After starting Netatalk with that directory created, you should connect from your Mac to your Time Machine share(s).
#Netatalk login full
So maybe its as simple as somebody posting how unraid integrated these in the past.Īttached is the XML that will configure a docker that enables AFP access with full read/write access your mnt/user root to guest AFP users. The irony is that this has all been figured out for years but was purged from unraid. Specifically how to pass the SMB and/or NFS user/group/folder permissions over to AFP. Rather than posting a completely insecure Docker to Community Applications, I'm posting the Docker Container XML here so people can make suggestions on how to make it more secure.
So to those of you wondering if it's possible to get it working again, I can confirm it is.Ģ) I would love to make this Docker Container more secure, and I need help.ģ) I'd love for somebody to take this over and even create a webUI for it.
#Netatalk login Patch
Basically, there appears to be something wrong with the code, and it might have something to do with those patch files, but as I am not an. Here is a link I am one of the most recent commenters. But I have reasons to use it on my unraid server.ġ) I know I'm not the only person to miss AFP in Unraid. Greetings, I am simply wondering whether or not anyone has gotten the netatalk package in the AUR to work. I'm aware it's depreciated by both Apple and unraid. I have my reasons why I need AFP over SMB, please don't argue I need to move on. This is because I could not figure out how to set up or pass through authentication from Unraid. I don't want to publish it to CA, since it's about as simplistic as you can get, and it's completely insecure in its current form. (Docker experts could have created this in less than a minute, but like I said, I'm a total newbie and it took me a while to figure all this out). However, I got frustrated at the removal of AFP from Unraid so after some hours of banging my head against the wall I was able to create an insanely basic netatalk docker for Unraid.
#Netatalk login install
I figured this was easier than trying to figure out how to properly remap paths in the make file to match up with where the rpm install put everything.Įverything's good now, and iTunes can finally get to my mp3 stash.I'm a straight up newbie at creating Docker containers.
Create a link from /etc/atalk (the existing netatalk config files) to /usr/local/etc/netatalk (where the v1.5.2 install expects to find them). Modify the /etc/rc.d/init.d/atalk script to point to /usr/local/sbin instead of /usr/binĢ. So basically, I had to remap a couple things on my Linux box:ġ. A quick look at /var/log/messages showed that even with v1.5.2 installed v1.5.0pre6 was still starting up.
Unfortunately, The RPM puts things in different places than 'make install' does when compiling from the source code. Because it was a Redhat-specific install everything went in a Redhat-specific place (I really hate that). The previous install was v1.5.0pre6, was installed using the RPM at sourceforge. After doing some snooping through the Netatalk 1.5.2 make file and the man pages I figured it out.
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