unraid-smb-password-portal

unraid-smb-password-portal

Docker app from bmartino1's Repository

Overview

Non-admin website for admins to direct end-users for there account password change. An end user can then non-admin change of there share network passwords... Simple web UI for changing an SMB password Users enter: SMB username current SMB password new SMB password confirmation password Uses Samba's smbpasswd client command Talks to the Unraid host Samba service Reads Unraid SMB users from /boot/config/smbpasswd Excludes root from the client portal by default Does not expose plaintext passwords Does not require Docker socket access Does not need Unraid root credentials Auto-generates a persistent Flask secret key on first start Optional debug endpoint for testing user detection Intended for LAN, VPN, Tailscale, WireGuard, or reverse-proxy-protected use

Requirements

run as unraid network host, connect to samba via localhost for security

Runtime arguments

Web UI
http://[IP]:[PORT:8099]
Network
host
Shell
sh
Privileged
false
Extra Params
--restart unless-stopped

Template configuration

SAMBA_SERVERVariable

The Samba IP of the Unraid Machine to list and change users

Default
127.0.0.1
Value
127.0.0.1
MIN_PASSWORD_LENGTHVariable

Min new password length

Default
12
Value
8
SHOW_USER_DROPDOWNVariable

0 users enter password 1 drop down shows samba all users

Default
1
Value
0
ENABLE_DEBUG_USERSVariable

Curl debug check samba list users curl http://127.0.0.1:8099/debug/users

Default
1
Value
0
AppdataPathrw

appdata website SECRET_KEY file for python flask

Target
/config
Default
/mnt/user/appdata/smb-password-portal/config
Value
/mnt/user/appdata/smb-password-portal/config
Unraid SMB StuffPathro
Target
/unraid-config
Default
/boot/config
Value
/boot/config

Details

Repository
bmmbmm01/unraid-smb-password-portal:latest
Last Updated2026-05-31
First Seen2026-05-20

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