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On my iphone SE I have, in the files app, a connection to an smb server. This always allowed my to place places on that server.
Since updating to ios 18 however, the folders on this server are read only, preventing me from creating new files.
The server itself, as well as the credentials, are not changed.
Is there a solution for this?
Thank you.
iPhone SE, iOS 18
I seem to have found a workaround. Try this at your own risk and make backups of configfiles you change! Make sure you know what you are doing.
Somewhere in your config on your server (perhaps in /etc/samba/smb.conf) there is probably a
[global]
section.
In that section, see if there is a line that starts with
vfs objects =
If it is not, add this line:
vfs objects = streams_xattr
If it is, add
streams_xattr
to that line
Restart samba service
Reconnect your ios device to the smb server
how do you access it from safari?
Please see IP address in my screenshot
Seems a little soon for read only.
Thank you. Where will I find your information?
Going to the IP of my NAS in Safari just opens the Web interface and not SMB.
smb://IP also does not work as it opens the files app or does nothing...
Me too. Also, smb://192.168.x.x not opening in shortcuts. Don’t want to use Linux. I want to access to my shared folders with windows. Btw from MacOs I can write. Only iOS read only
files/folders on smb server read only since ios 18
