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Help with moved parity drives (simple?)

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Good morning,

I recently swapped out the two 20TB parity drives I was using for 24TB's, and added the 20TB's to the data pool. During the startup of the array, I formatted the drives.

I was just going to manually move some files to those drives, but can't (ex, options to create a folder are greyed out). I checked and the Owner and permissions are different than the rest of the data drives.

Am I safe in just manually going in and changing the owner and permissions, or do I need to fix this in another way?

Thanks!

(diags & screenshot attached)

UR-Owner-Perms.jpg

nasbox-u1-diagnostics-20250819-1115.zip

Solved by JorgeB

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  • Solution

That's weird, Unraid should have set the correct permissions after formatting them, run the new permission tool on both disks.

  • Author

I missed that tool in the list somehow!

New Permission Tool ran successfully and updated the owner/permissions.

One last thing - I must be missing something... I can't seem to figure out how to create a new folder on these drives. I thought I did this before by just clicking on the Create button in File Manager and then typing a folder name?

UR-Create.jpg

  • Community Expert

If you are writing to an existing share, the folders will be created on those disks automatically when needed, according to the allocation method set.

If it's a new one, go to Shares and create it, but it will be created in the first available disk initially unless you limit it to specific disk(s)

  • Author

Gotcha! Thanks! That makes sense with the way shares are handled. Once the top level share is created on a drive, then I can create a sub-folder.

(sorry for the reply, was out of town.)

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