Hiya! I migrated to a new UNRAID server and for the most part, its been spot on. I have noticed that one of my shares "GOHAN" allows me to create new subfolders and save files in it, but I can't rename, delete, add, etc. to existing folders. Any idea?

 

The folder GOHAN is set to public, shared over SMB, and I am logged in using the right username from my windows machine.

hades-diagnostics-20210620-1810.zip

Hopefully, you know a bit of Linux command line usage.  Start the built-in Terminal program:  Begin by typing:

ls -al /mnt/user

 

Look at the output.  Note the name of the share with the issue.  Now adding the share_name (capitalization is IMPORTANT!!!)  to the line above as shown below: 

ls -al /mnt/user/share_name

 

Continue down until you get to the problem area.  You should be seeing something like this:

 

I have included both a directory (first line-- the beginning 'd' signifies that) and a file (second line).  The first four items are the important ones.  First block is the 'permissions'.  Second block ignore.  Third black is the 'Owner'--  nobody.  The fourth block is the 'user group'-- users.  These two lines show what you should find.  If you find anything different, you probably have permission problem down at the Linux level.  These are most commonly caused by Dockers, Plugins or VM's that have not been properly configured. 

 

Running the New permission tool   (   Tools   >>>  New Permissions   ) will fix the problem but will not prevent it from reoccurring!  Run New Permissions tool only on the share(s) that you have identified with a problem!