September 15, 201114 yr Why is it that I do not have permission to access all the files copied into unraid 5.x? I have run fix permission. Tried Public/Secure (read write)/Private (read write), create guest account with no password in user. For example. - PC 3 copies a file into unraid PUBLIC folder (security = Public / Security = Secured/Private with read/write to everybody) - PC 1, 2 cannot open the file. "You do not have permission to access \\tower\xxxxxxx" The only way I can fix the permission issue is to manually apply Chmod -R 777 to the file/folder. I'd never had this issue with unraid 4.x EDIT: Btw, only root account has full access to the files written to unraid. Nobody would be able to access the files even though the security is set to public/guest user granted full read/write. The disks are all given public access (hidden)
September 15, 201114 yr Why is it that I do not have permission to access all the files copied into unraid 5.x? I have run fix permission. Tried Public/Secure (read write)/Private (read write), create guest account with no password in user. For example. - PC 3 copies a file into unraid PUBLIC folder (security = Public / Security = Secured/Private with read/write to everybody) - PC 1, 2 cannot open the file. "You do not have permission to access \\tower\xxxxxxx" The only way I can fix the permission issue is to manually apply Chmod -R 777 to the file/folder. I'd never had this issue with unraid 4.x EDIT: Btw, only root account has full access to the files written to unraid. Nobody would be able to access the files even though the security is set to public/guest user granted full read/write. The disks are all given public access (hidden) Read up on the permissions and share settings in the 5.0 beta Security forum. Create a user that will have read/write access to the shares that IS NOT ROOT and use that user to write to your machine.
September 16, 201114 yr Author Does that mean if I had a public folder and guest (read access only to other shares) writes stuff to it, there will always be permission issue?
September 16, 201114 yr Does that mean if I had a public folder and guest (read access only to other shares) writes stuff to it, there will always be permission issue? I don't think so. I have a user created that I use to write to all my shares. With the shares that are set to public there is no login needed and everyone should be able to read/write. I have most of my Shares set to secure so that only certain users can have read/write access but random people can still read from the share.
September 24, 201114 yr Author Here's what I did: - PC has no login therefore guest account is used. - Set Public to Public - Tries to copy stuff to it = no permission to wrtite - Went to unraid and set new permission - set public share to public access - Tried to copy a file into public = you need permission to perform this action
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