When opening a shared folder in Windows, I am constantly prompted that I do not have permission

[raphaelcheung]

It also didn't prompt me to enter my account password

`
services:
samba:
image: ghcr.io/servercontainers/samba
restart: unless-stopped
network_mode: host
environment:
# uncomment to enable fail fast (currently only fails fast if there are conflicts/errors during user/group creation)
#FAIL_FAST: 1

  MODEL: 'TimeCapsule'
  AVAHI_NAME: StorageServer

  SAMBA_CONF_LOG_LEVEL: 3

  # uncomment to disable optional services
  #WSDD2_DISABLE: 1
  #AVAHI_DISABLE: 1
  #NETBIOS_DISABLE: 1

  # GROUP_home: 1500

  ACCOUNT_zrf: 12345
  UID_zrf: 1000
  # GROUPS_zrf: home
  
  SAMBA_VOLUME_CONFIG_share_software: "[test1]; path=/shares/test1; valid users = zrf; guest ok = yes; read only = yes; browseable = yes"
  SAMBA_VOLUME_CONFIG_share_home: "[test2]; path=/shares/test2; valid users = zrf; guest ok = yes; read only = no; browseable = yes"
  SAMBA_VOLUME_CONFIG_share_claw: "[test3]; path=/shares/test3; valid users = zrf; guest ok = no; read only = no; browseable = yes"

volumes:
  - /datas:/shares
  - /etc/avahi/services/:/external/avahi

`

[MarvAmBass]

make sure the user

ACCOUNT_zrf: 12345
UID_zrf: 1000

is allowed to write to those /shares/test2 and /shares/test3 folders.

there might be a problem with apparmor or selinux if the context doesn't match

also you might check if the user inside the container got the 1000 uid