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[6.8.0] Users: shares settings are not saved correctly

  • Solved
  • Minor

Unraid version: 6.8.0 stable

 

Bug replication:

1- Create a user, user1

2- Create a second user, user2

3- In unraid webGUI, Users-->user1, or Users-->user2, user access for domains and system folders is set to "No access"

4- In unraid webGUI, Users-->user1, change user access for domains and system folders to read/write and apply: settings are correctly saved and service restarted

5- In unraid webGUI, go back to Users

6- Enter user1

7- Change user access for domains and system folders to "no access" and apply: settings are correctly saved and service restarted

8- Go back to Users

9- Enter user2: settings for user access for domains and system folders is set to read/write instead of "no access"

 

10b- Change user access for user2 for domains and system folders to "no access" and apply: settings are correctly saved and service restarted

11b- Go back to Users

12b- Enter user1: settings for user access for domains and system folders is set to read/write instead of "no access"

 

So the issue here is that I'm not able to reset user access permissions for domains and system folders to "no access" for both user1 and user2.

 

Are you able to replicate?

 

Not sure if it's minor or annoyance, since there is the following workaround:

1- Enter terminal of Unraid server

2- cd /boot/config/shares

3- nano domains.cfg

4- delete the user in shareWriteList so it is shareWriteList="" then save CTRL+O, Enter, and exit CTRL+x

5- nano system.cfg

6- delete the user in shareWriteList so it is shareWriteList="" then save CTRL+O, Enter, and exit CTRL+x

 

Now if you go back into the unraid WebGUI both user access for domains and system folders for both users, user1 and user2 are back to "no access"

 

 

Additional info:

Everything is good if settings are applied from the Unraid Webgui in menu Shares-->domains-->SMB user access and Shares-->system-->SMB user access

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