Hiya, Edit: Solved by tweaking the ACL in Tailscale, more info on that here; https://tailscale.com/kb/1193/tailscale-ssh
I am accessing my Samba folder from my remote server, over Tailscale. However, this means, each time I close the lid of my laptop or reboot. I need to re-authenticate this, I don’t know why. Is there a way around this? Or a better solution?
I’ve added the share(folder) to “places” via Dolphin, but in order to actually be able to access the share i need to go into the terminal and enter “sftp myserver:port”. After that the share will work as normal, until next boot.
I prefer accessing my files via Tailscale, it’s very convenient and secure in most cases. I am storing my notes for Obsidian and other frequently used files via this share. The server is running Unraid, my laptop is running an Immutable distro called Aurora (part of Bluefin Project).
Any help appricated!
When you type your samba password theres no box to remember creds?
There is no pop up box for credentials at all, when I double click the share, it just tries to open and loads for a good while, and then time outs. Need to open terminal to do it with sftp.
Check if the creds are already saved in kwalletmanager