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This is the dev/experimental OpenWrt package feed containing unmerged Samba 4.12.x changes/modifications.

Ready build ipk's for Snapshots based firmware, can be downloaded from here: snapshots/packages.

Samba VFS modules are supported and can be added via luci.

The size of the Samba4-server/libs.ipk and deps are around 8 MB, so you need a >8MB NVRAM device to fit the final image or setup a ext-root (recommend for ad-dc operation).

The package includes untested options for: ad-dc (Needs manual setup via 'samba-tool' to create a custom smb.conf).

You can use the openwrt-package-builder, which will setup/build the packages and allows for local hosting as well.

Create/edit those lines in the *.txt file to the desired packages.

Samba4

FEED_1="src-git extra https://github.com/Andy2244/openwrt-extra.git"
FEED_1_PACKAGES="samba4-server luci-app-samba4 wsdd2"

To use these packages, add the following line to your feeds.conf or feeds.conf.default in the OpenWrt buildroot:

src-git extra https://github.com/Andy2244/openwrt-extra.git

Than include and install all packages from your feeds.conf, while ensuring all extra packages are prefered via:

./scripts/feeds clean
./scripts/feeds update -a
./scripts/feeds uninstall -a
./scripts/feeds install -f -p extra -a
./scripts/feeds install -a

Make sure the install line notes the extra feed and afterwards run: make menuconfig or make defconfig to expand, create the .config

The packages should appear under Network->Samba4, Network->VPN->softethervpn5-server and Network->Filesystem->smbd-server.

If you cant see your share in the Windows 10 explorer, make sure the wsdd2 package is installed and enabled.

On Windows 10 check those services:

• Start the Function Discovery Provider Host and Function Discovery Resource Publication services, and then set them to Automatic (Delayed Start).
• When you open Explorer Network, enable network discovery when you are prompted.
• BUG: It seems, if you only use WSD discovery (SSDP/LLTD disabled) for other Win10 clients, you may need to manually restart the Function Discovery Resource Publication services after each Win10 reboot.

On Linux/macOS make sure the avahi-dbus-daemon package is installed and enabled.

If you encounter invalid user access errors, try enabling the Force Root option. This will ignore the Allowed users and force access rights via the root user.

The process priority/niceness can be set in the config and may avoid samba stalling other processes on low end devices.

config procd 'extra'
	option samba_nice '3'

You should use a native linux filesystem with samba4/smbd, like btrfs, ext2/3/4 or F2FS (ssd/flash drives). The NTFS driver in openWRT is readonly for none-root useres, so will not work correctly, you can instead use exFAT (enable build patented in menuconfig) if you need a Windows compatible FS. You can format a drive to ext2/3/4 on Windows via partitionwizard-portable.