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Some files not exported in SMB share after updating to 6.10

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Since updating to 6.10, some files and folders inside appdata are not visible on Windows.

 

The whole appdata folder wasn't being exported as the update changed this from export: yes to export: yes(hidden).  - why?

 

I've changed it back to export: yes, but there are a few folders in there that are showing as empty in Windows explorer, but if i go into the affected container's colsole, I can see the files with `ls -la`.

 

Any ideas?

Edited by jj_uk

  • jj_uk changed the title to Some files not exported in SMB share after updating to 6.10

Could be naming issues on the folders.  EG: with 2 folders named TEST1 and test1 you will only see the contents of one of them.

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I don't think it's that. If I try to navigate to an affected folder using the Krusader app, I get an access denied error.

 

The permissions for the folders are:

 

drw-rw-rw-    1 99       users           32 May  6 04:49 blueprints

 

 

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1 minute ago, jj_uk said:

drw-rw-rw-    1 99       users           32 May  6 04:49 blueprints

 

You must have the Execute bit set in order to be able to read the contents of a Linux directory.   that is:   drwxrwxrwx   (Google is you require more info...)

 

  • Author

Thanks, yes, that's fixed it. 

 

I didn't change that permission on the folders. Maybe a bug?

 

Permissions on the directory don’t look correct,  in order to enter a directory it should have the x (eXecute) permission.

5 minutes ago, jj_uk said:

I didn't change that permission on the folders. Maybe a bug?

Possibly a bug in samba for previously allowing access which has been fixed in the latest version.

Edited by remotevisitor

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I believe this has occurred in the past to folks.   It is usually traced to a plugin, Docker or VM which has been misconfigured.  Look at the directory and see if you can figure out which 'program' actually generated that directory.  Those would not be 'bad' permissions for data files as most data files would not be executable!

Appdata folders have their own unique permission requirements which may or may not be compatible over SMB.  Your mileage may vary.

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I just installed a new instance of the container and it set all created folders to r-x, as expected.

 

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