December 31, 20223 yr A wonderful good day my friends, Yesterday I briefly shut down the Unraid server and unscrewed the feet on the housing. When I booted the system up again, no network share was functional anywhere. Then I saw this on the Dashboard: Even after several reboots, the appropriate users no longer appeared. I was able to recreate all users again. The Unraid still knew all permissions of the other users.. Sadly, I can no longer delete this weirdo. I have changed his permissions. Had access on my "share"-share, which was set in public... Now to the question: 1. how could I find out what happened? 2. is it possible to delete users created in Unraid via CLI? Thanks in advance and have a good start into the new year.
December 31, 20223 yr Community Expert Nothing obvious that I can see, if you go to /boot/config/shares do you see that garbled backup share cfg? Do you have a recent flash drive backup?
December 31, 20223 yr Author The last backup is a bit older, sadly. root@Tower2:~# ls -alh /boot/config/shares/ total 152K drwx------ 2 root root 8.0K Sep 3 13:36 ./ drwx------ 11 root root 8.0K Dec 31 12:09 ../ -rw------- 1 root root 436 Dec 30 21:40 Share.cfg ... root@Tower2:~# cat /boot/config/shares/Share.cfg # Generated settings: shareComment="" shareInclude="" shareExclude="" shareUseCache="no" shareCachePool="cache" shareCOW="auto" shareAllocator="highwater" shareSplitLevel="" shareFloor="0" shareExport="e" shareFruit="no" shareCaseSensitive="auto" shareSecurity="private" shareReadList="" shareWriteList="" shareVolsizelimit="" shareExportNFS="-" shareExportNFSFsid="0" shareSecurityNFS="public" shareHostListNFS="" What you mean by garbled?
December 31, 20223 yr Community Expert I meant for the backup share, so backup.cfg, do you only have that one starting with a b?
December 31, 20223 yr Author It's the only one starting with a b, yes. root@Tower2:~# ls -alh /boot/config/shares/backup.cfg -rw------- 1 root root 457 Mar 13 2022 /boot/config/shares/backup.cfg root@Tower2:~# cat /boot/config/shares/backup.cfg # Generated settings: shareComment="Backup" shareInclude="disk1" shareExclude="" shareUseCache="no" shareCachePool="cache" shareCOW="auto" shareAllocator="highwater" shareSplitLevel="" shareFloor="0" shareExport="-" shareFruit="no" shareCaseSensitive="auto" shareSecurity="private" shareReadList="chef" shareWriteList="backup" shareVolsizelimit="" shareExportNFS="-" shareExportNFSFsid="0" shareSecurityNFS="public" shareHostListNFS=""
January 1, 20233 yr Community Expert Sorry, my bad, the problem was with users not shares, try this: https://wiki.unraid.net/Manual/Troubleshooting#Lost_root_Password Note that you'll need to recreate the users after doing that.
January 1, 20233 yr Author Root is and was working. Recreated the users already. Cant delete the weird user in picture 4. When i hit delete nothings happens. Therefore the question, if you could delete an Unraid-User through CLI.
January 2, 20233 yr Community Expert 21 hours ago, sausagewaterson said: When i hit delete nothings happens. Deleting those files will delete all the users, technically you only need to delete one, but not sure which one stores the users, I believe it's config/passwd if you want to try just that one.
January 5, 20233 yr Author Iam still not talking about files. A User, that randomly - out of nothing - appeared. Which sadly cant be removed through the Users Tab within Unraid. So it is not possible to delete a Unraid User other the with Unraid it self?
January 5, 20233 yr Community Expert Again, if you delete those files it should delete all the users.
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