Replaced drive, now not all SMB shares showing up

[bmrowe]

I replaced a hard drive and now only two of my three shared SMB folders (all three are user shares) are showing up. 'media' is the missing share. I see appdata and isos. I have done the following so far:

 

• Double checked global share settings:
  

 
 

• Double checked user share setting to make sure export is on for the media share:
  

 

• Despite this, I only see appdata and isos but not media:
  

 

I thought maybe permissions related, but I'm a bit out of my depth there. Things seem (?) fine:

Edited October 29, 2023 by bmrowe
clarifying

[itimpi]

You are likely to get better informed feedback if you attach your system’s diagnostics zip file to your next post in this thread.

[bmrowe]

3 minutes ago, itimpi said:

You are likely to get better informed feedback if you attach your system’s diagnostics zip file to your next post in this thread.

Sure.

unraid-diagnostics-20231029-2147.zip

[itimpi]

I could not spot an obvious reason in the diagnostics.  The definitely show that the media share has files on both cache pool and on disk1.

 

I would suggest running a check filesystem on disk1 as sometimes file system corruption has stopped shares showing up.

[bmrowe]

7 hours ago, itimpi said:

I could not spot an obvious reason in the diagnostics.  The definitely show that the media share has files on both cache pool and on disk1.

 

I would suggest running a check filesystem on disk1 as sometimes file system corruption has stopped shares showing up.

I can do that. That would be a weird occurrence for a brand new drive, right?

[bmrowe]

Reporting back. Nothing changed here. I was fixing up some VMs and thought to retry connecting. The media share showed up. Super weird. The only thing I can think of is that there were file not found errors being thrown because I lost a couple .iso files that were stored on the array. I replaced those files as part of fixing up a couple VMs. I don't see how that could have fixed it, but sharing for potential future searches.