I am an English speaking user, using Google translate. This thread seems to be the most relevant to me.
Using NC21, I am having the same problem mounting shares that reside on the secondary, non-system, D: drive of my Windows Active Directory DC (Server 2012 r2). The work around of mounting drives on the host solves my problem of making the company wide Shared drive available.
I also need the users to be able to access their home directories. If I mount the Users folder on the host machine, all files and operations made by users in Nextcloud will result in the permissions for the “Windows Nextcloud User” account and not the user’s own permissions. My users folder is on a D: drive on the Windows server. I’m going to try adding E:, F:, G:, etc and see if the issue translates to any drive letter other than C:. I’m about ready to buy some new drives and move everything to the C: drive just so I can get this working sooner than later, but this seems ridiculous. There has to be a way to get this to work with some code changes.
D:\Data\Shared and D:\Data\Users are the folder paths I am trying to share.
Really, I don’t want to use the work around for the Shared drive either because it reduces the auditing that can be done; All NC users actions will be on behalf of the same “nextcloud” user account with which the share is mounted.
If I can be of assistance somehow please let me know. I’m not an advanced programmer.