• [6.11.0] Cant see Files/Folders on NFS Share, works on 6.9.2

    Meannekes

    By Meannekes

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    I cant see any Files and Folders on my Oppo BR Player on my unRaid 6.11.0 NFS Share.

    because i cant add any Credentials on this Player i assume the rights for "other" is relevant, so i set them to rwx for testing.

    The Files are Showing up perfectly on my 6.9.2 unRaid Server.

     

    i had the same issue on my TrueNAS Server, i was able to open/connect the share but cant see anything in it. The Fix was to set the ACL for "everyone" to "read" (everyone wasnt in my ACL and i needet to set it as "inherit"

    Now i can see all files on that Server like on my 6.9.2 unRaid Server.

     

    The Issue shouldnt be nfsV4, that works fine from my TrueNAS Server, so it should be fine for unRaid aswell.

     

    So i think the issue is, there are missing right on the files and folders.

    The Screenshot is from the 6.11.0 Server 

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    it wouldnt as big of a deal if we wouldnt lose smbV1 Support with 6.11

     

     

    the issue also exist on 6.10 as you can see here:

     

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    dlandon
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    it wouldnt as big of a deal if we wouldnt lose smbV1 Support with 6.11

    SMBv1 is still supported in Unraid.  What was lost was the ntlmv1 security that was removed from Linux.  If your device does not require the ntlmv1 security, it will still work.

     

    Are you mounting the Unraid shares from the player Public or Private?  If Private, what rules are you using?

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    Meannekes

    the Player requires ntlmv1.

     

    The Share is set Public, i but can access the share either way, Public and Private. Thats not the Issue.

    Something about the rights on the Files/Folder seems to be the issue

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    dellorianes

    Agreee with @Meannekes.

     

    But it is extrange that, for example, I can mount the shares in my QNAP NAS by NFS and conteny is detected, but do not in the Oppo device.

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    TexasTitan915

    Hello everyone, I've been struggling with this same issue - currently running Unraid 6.11.5. I too have an Oppo blu-ray player that was not seeing anything inside the NFS share (mnt\user\movies). After going crazy trying everything possible, I found this thread with a post from limetech saying to adjust the following under Global Share Settings:

     

    Tunable (support Hard Links): NO

     

    Adjusting this setting now allows me to see the files and folders in my NFS share. Give it a try and see if this helps you guys.

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