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I've uploaded my diagnostics zip. SMB is currently set Export: Yes, Case-Sensitive names: Auto, Security: Private. All users have Read/Write access save one and the guest of course. And everyone has their own unique username/password. I though this at first as I had this issue on another array of mine but everyone is able to access 99% of the files on the array in question. Occasionally someone will drop a file into a directory (does not have to be the same one each time) and the files/folders they put in are inaccessible. Everything else can still be accessed, just not the new files. I should also note that we only have one private share on this server that we use (the one with the problems), we have one "guest" share that no one ever uses, and the appdata/system shares. Again, thanks for your help, and please let me know if you need any more information. As you can imagine this is quite frustrating. pieng-server-diagnostics-20210421-1044.zip

Anyone able to help with this. Every time someone writes something to the server no one else except the person who wrote the data can access it... This is dramatically slowing down our ability to accomplish tasks. Thanks for any help anyone can provide.

Hello all, I'm currently having an issue where I cannot access a file or folder someone else has placed on the server, nor they being able to access mine. When trying to access from my windows 10 laptop it comes up with the error: Network Error Windows cannot access \\servername\share\folder (or \\IP Address\share\folder) You do not have permission to access \\servername\share\folder. Contact your network administrator to request access. There is a link to go to a windows article about permissions but instead it just goes to the default Windows help page...... Everyone is using windows 10 laptops, I'm running Unraid 6.9.1, everyone involved has read/write access to the share, and I have even run the new permissions script, which works for existing files but starts again when new files are added ('old' files folders are still able to be accessed, only the files/folders added after the script is run cannot be accessed). Is there some setting that I'm overlooking that needs to be changed to prevent this from happening? Any help is appreciated. P.S. there is nothing in the syslog for the last twenty minutes prior to this happening besides disk spin up/down

I know I had an issue with Windows 10 in the past where I ended up having to use the IP Address of the Server rather than the Server Name. i.e. \\192.168.X.X\Sharename instead of \\Tower1\Sharename idk if this will work for you but it worked for me Also I had to remap one of my shares and click "connect using different credentials" and reenter my username/password and click "remember" again. Weird but I ran into something similar and this worked for me.

I can't remember for sure if I did that or not prior to this last update (I want to say I did local instead of PAM) but I definitely did this time just to make sure. Isn't mapping of the config folders automatic? Thanks for the quick reply btw.

I believe what is happening to IrishBiker is the same thing that happened to me. It appears that after updating the docker image it basically performs a "factory reset" of the entire program. We have to set up all of our usernames and create new certificates for every user and distribute these .opvn files EVERY TIME we update. This has happened twice to me know and after an update more often than not I am completely unable to access the webui and it takes me hours to initialize it (different problems every time). I've read the ReadMe and while helpful it would simply be easier for everyone if there was a way to export/import a configuration file via the WebUI of OpenVPN settings page.

It might be a compilation of updating unraid itself to 6.7.2 as well as openvpn to 2.7.4. But that's speculation on my part. I downloaded the backup/restore program but is there not just a configuration file in the openvpn-as folder I can move to back it up occasionally? The Backup/Restore takes the docker offline and I'd like to avoid that if at all possible. Preferably it would be nice to just have an "export configuration" option on the UI like in a router where if moving to a different system, or in the event of failure I can just import the file and I'm good to go.

Has anyone had their configuration completely wiped out after updating? If so how do I backup a configuration file to another location that I can load in the event this happens again?

I seem to be having a similar problem as far as not being able to access the WebUI. I've tried uninstalling the openvpn-as app from the docker menu, deleting the entire docker image, and restarting the server to no avail. This is both with the "/admin" and without the page cannot be reached. I've also tried chrome and firefox (both of which are up-to-date). I've read in this thread that I might need to delete the files from the root directory of the flash drive or something similar to that. Could anyone clarify, and if so explain how to do such a thing? I've followed the video from SpaceInvaderOne on how to set it up and I've read that the INTERFACE option is unnecessary in the newer versions. I've already set up the router in the manner he explained and was able to access the WebUI a few days ago, but I believe my tinkering messed something up and now I can't get it back. 😐 Guess it's time to start from scratch so any advice would be appreciated!!