Hi,

Not sure how or why this happened, but all of my user/disk shares seemed to have disappeared.

 

 

They show up in the File Manager plugin, and my docker containers show up. Not sure what is going on...
paradigm-diagnostics-20240705-1310.zip

Diagnostics attached. let me know if more info is required.

Nothing obvious in the logs, did you try rebooting?

6 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

Nothing obvious in the logs, did you try rebooting?

yes. 5 times

Try booting in safe mode to rule out any plugin issues, if the same post the output of:

 

ls -l /mnt

 

 

18 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

Try booting in safe mode to rule out any plugin issues, if the same post the output of:

 

ls -l /mnt

 

 

paradigm-diagnostics-20240705-1427.zip
let me know if more info is needed

1 hour ago, Scurz said:

Let me know if more info is needed

 

Now try this command:

ls -l /mnt/user

 

When you used this this command:

you were try to change to a directory in the root directory of the file system!

 

You should have used either

cd user

or

cd /mnt/user

 

(The slash at the beginning of the path tells Linux to start in the root directory of the file system.  If you omit it, you tell Linux to start in the current working directory.  In this specific case, that directory was  mnt   This was the result of your earlier cd command.)

5 minutes ago, Frank1940 said:

 

Now try this command:

ls -l /mnt/user

 

When you used this this command:

you were try to change to a directory in the root directory of the file system!

 

You should have used either

cd user

or

cd /mnt/user

 

(The slash at the beginning of the path tells Linux to start in the root directory of the file system.  If you omit it, you tell Linux to start in the current working directory.  In this specific case, that directory was  mnt   This was the result of your earlier cd command.)

 

My bad for the typo. The files exist. I'm just not sure why I get the "There are no exportable user shares" error in my share tab

 

Make sure that this is set:

And this     SHARES   Click on each 'User Share' name that you want to access: 

Do steps 1 through 3.  Step 4 will be required if you set the share Security to anything but Public! 

 

With Windows, You may have to set up a Share Access user and a Windows Credential for that Share Access user as many Windows versions now refuse 'guest' access to servers. 

6 minutes ago, Frank1940 said:

 

Make sure that this is set:

And this     SHARES   Click on each 'User Share' name that you want to access: 

Do steps 1 through 3.  Step 4 will be required if you set the share Security to anything but Public! 

 

Enable SMB is on. I'm familiar with the process of setting up SMB shares. I am not  able to access my share settings as Unraid is not displaying any shares. I

This share will give your problems:

It can be temporarily fixed by Running the 'New Permissons' tool in the Tools tab.   A permanent fix is to figure out which Docker or VM has created this share.  You then need to see that the UMASK variable is set to 000.

Did you restart your server in the Safe Mode?  If you did then post the Daignostics file in your next post.  (As I recall, Nerd Tools (for one)  has some compatibility issues with recent Unraid versions...) 

9 minutes ago, Frank1940 said:

This share will give your problems:

It can be temporarily fixed by Running the 'New Permissons' tool in the Tools tab.   A permanent fix is to figure out which Docker or VM has created this share.  You then need to see that the UMASK variable is set to 000.

Ran Docker Safe New Perms, and New Permissions on all Disks. I can't run New Permissions on all Shares as Unraid doesn't recognize any shares

2 hours ago, Scurz said:

let me know if more info is needed

/mnt/user permissions are not correct, type:

 

chmod 777 /mnt/user

 

1 hour ago, JorgeB said:

/mnt/user permissions are not correct, type:

 

chmod 777 /mnt/user

 

None of the permissions for any of the directories in /mnt are correct!  (First time I have ever seen that...) 

9 hours ago, Frank1940 said:

None of the permissions for any of the directories in /mnt are correct!

It happened a few times before, but not sure how it happens, since /mnt/user and all the disk shares are created by Unraid at every boot, so they should have the correct permissions.