I've been posing this question to many German natives but I received very contradicting feedback. May be I am asking in a bad way?

In English when you say

"He should have done this"

it can mean one of 2 things:

He didn't do, it was important though, he should have done it.

He intended to do it, he said he was going to do it, he should have done it by now. I am not sure though whether he have done ot or not.

So how do these relate to the german sentences:

Er sollte das machen

 

Er hätte das machen sollen

 

Er hätte das machen müssen

 

Er soll das gemacht haben

 

Er muss das gemacht haben

Also, I want to know the passive form of these meanings. So what is the german alternative for  :

This should habe been done (It wasn't done, and I am pissed)

This should have been done (Someone said he was going to do it, not sure though)

I've been asking this question many German natives but I received very contradicting feedback. Maybe I am asking in a bad way.

In English when you say

"He should have done this"

it can mean one of 2 things:

1. He didn't do, it was important though, he should have done it.

2. He intended to do it, he said he was going to do it, he should have done it by now. I am not sure though whether he have done it or not.

So how do these relate to the German sentences:

Er sollte das machen

Er hätte das machen sollen

Er hätte das machen müssen

Er soll das gemacht haben

Er muss das gemacht haben

Also, I want to know the passive form of these meanings. So what is the German alternative for:

1. This should have been done (It wasn't done, and I am pissed)

2. This should have been done (Someone said he was going to do it, not sure though)