@Brad-Buskey oh sorry, I'm a beginner too and I don't know what's not working there. Actually, I edited the file /etc/config/samba directly using 'vi', this is how its general section looks like now:

@Junxiao-Shi said in Omega2 and LUCI:

This is caused by browser caching of http://192.168.3.1/ URI. You can either clear browser cache, or navigate to http://192.168.3.1/cgi-bin/luci/ directly.

Thanks for the reply, but the actual problem was that I was connecting to the Omega through the IP address of the ethernet wan network interface and not the br-wlan 'access point' interface. Is there a way to get LUCI working on that one?

@Junxiao-Shi said in Omega2 and LUCI:

@Michael-Lynch

opkg remove onion-os
opkg install luci

After enabling the necessary repos, I executed these two commands and the installation went smoothly.
Still, after reboot, I cannot connect to Luci at the Omega's IP address but I get forwarded to 'IP_addres_omega/OnionOS'. Any suggestion on how to proceed?

@Brad-Buskey yes! you have to! check (and modify) the the file /etc/samba/smb.conf.template
this file is the template, as the name says itself, and is used to generate the actual config file /etc/samba/smb.conf every time the samba service starts (so also when you restart it).

@Brad-Buskey oh sorry, I'm a beginner too and I don't know what's not working there. Actually, I edited the file /etc/config/samba directly using 'vi', this is how its general section looks like now:

Mark as [RESOLVED] please.

Same problem on OMEGA2, latest firmware (0.1.9 b149).
Did you try to edit the 'security' field to 'share' in /etc/samba/smb.config.template ?

in my case, the problem persists anyway.

EDIT:
Switched to the official LEDE repo and 'fresh' (with new config files) installed the samba36-server package: Still the smb server is not detectable. I've also tried to follow this tutorial

EDIT2:
tried to open samba typical ports adding rules to /etc/config/firewall and tried to add mi router to /etc/hosts. Samba is still not detectable my mac and phone.

EDIT3:
RESOLVED => It seems like the samba package and the firmware don't communicate very well: basically samba doesn't know which network interface is available. I fixed by specifying it in the general samba settings, use:

uci set samba.@samba[0].interface='eth* [YOUR_CLIENT_IP]/[SUB_NET_MASK]'
uci commit samba
/etc/init.d/samba restart

this will allow samba to acces every eth* network interface, the other two field should be optional, only there to allow a specific IP/mask (my mac in my shared wifi, later i'll put a password)

Read here for more info.

EDIT4:
I checked and 'everything' is working right now. I think that the problem is the strange name the wireless interface has (eth0.1), or at least I'm used to integer numbers.