dlandon

There's no way to increase the file name length in samba. It's a function of the underlying file system in Linux. Generally about 255 bytes that includes the full file path.

Ctrl-C. Closing the window stopped it. That's a DNS issue you'll have to sort out on your system.

Your Samba listening IP addresses are: interfaces = 192.168.94.69 10.253.0.1 127.0.0.1 Your remote server at 10.253.0.6 isn't seen by samba. You need to check your wireguard setup.

The gray orb ball means that UD doesn't think the remote server is online. If UD can't ping the remote server, it is marked as being off-line. Try to ping the remote server with the server name and server IP address. See if it responds to one or the other. If it doesn't respond to the server name, you can use the IP address.

Post your diagnostics.

What length are you looking for?

Honestly, I'm wondering what value that even has on the Dashboard since UD is handling it all.

Update again.

Update UD and see if the issues are solved.

Post the output of this command: cat /proc/mounts The reason you are seeing the 'Reboot' tag on the mount button is UD doesn't think the device is mounted properly. The idea here is to detect when a disk is removed without being unmounted. I'm not seeing anything in the logs indicating the disk was removed without being unmounted.

Post a screen shot of the device on the UD page.

You can keep them from being added to the Recycle Bin by adding '*smbdelete*' to the excluded files of the Recycle Bin.

Post diagnostics.

aQ

The issue right now with the remote Windows mounts actually getting mounted but UD not knowing they are mounted is caused by a change I made in the check for a device being mounted. The dollar sign was causing the problem. I've now fixed that and will be finishing some testing before I release a new version of UD. I have a case where a remote share mount is failing for no reason. It's not a Windows remote share, but it still needs to be fixed before release. This release should fix all the issues you are seeing with Windows remote share mounts.

I think you need a reboot.

That's why it won't remount. Make sure the mount point is exactly 'share'. UD should pick it up then. Your reboot should straighten things out.

Yes, recent updates are dealing with the Chinese Character set and checking for invalid configurations on remote shares. The handling of the dollar sign unfortunately got changed and I'm working on getting that fixed. Give me a diagnostics so I can take a closer look. You may be in a situation where the residue from the previous issues is causing the share to not mount. One thing to try: rmdir /mnt/remotes/share/ Then try mounting the share. Also give me a screen shot of the UD page showing the samba share.

Update UD and try again.

Post a screen shot and your diagnostics.

I think I see the issue. Go to a command line and unmount the share: umount /mnt/remotes/share

What has receltly changed? Updated Unraid? Updated Mac OS? As stated earlier, the Recycle Bin does not change files by making them hidden or renaming them so the answer is somewhere else.

I mounted a hidden Windows share with no issues. Why do you need to add a dollar sign? The dollar sign causes issues with php.

Unfortunately, no. I just realized you can with this command: /usr/local/sbin/rc.unassigned attach 'deviceserialnumber'

You need to use the complete 'Default' script and change the 'REMOVE' section. The script you have is not complete. You asked for the device to be detached. Click on the three gears on the Historical device and click the "Attach" button and the device will then show up in UD.