Updated from 7.1.4 to 7.2.4 over the weekend. Since the update my shares have gone weird for lack of a better term. The shares still exist on the server, but the SMB capability no longer exists (all but cache, downloads, system, and appData). All shares changed to Cache Storage even those I had set to Array and the option to change them is greyed out and cannot be selected. appData, cache, downloads, and system all look to be open to configuration and have a SMB security settings section at the bottom of the page, the others do not. If I try to manually move any files from the cache drive to the array using Krusader I get privilege errors. I logged out of my personal user account and into root but I seem to be getting the same issue even under root. Rebooted system, no effect. Rebooted into GUI Safe mode, no effect. Any ideas on how to fix this? Thanks.raven-diagnostics-20260323-1847.zip

What do you get from command line with this?

ls -lah /boot/config/shares

Also

ls -lah /mnt/user

This is something that was "fixed" with the upgrade.

https://docs.unraid.net/unraid-os/release-notes/7.2.0/#storage

As you can see, all your user shares are lowercase, but .cfg files for user shares are uppercase.

So, your actual user shares have no corresponding .cfg file

You won't be able to directly rename those since flash (boot) isn't case sensitive.

Rename each so the extension is .bak, then copy each to the correct (lowercase) name with extension .cfg

Then you can delete the .bak files.

You will probably have to reboot to get those changes applied.

OK, so to make sure I'm following,

1. rename all the .cfg files to .bak

2. copy the .bak files changing their name to lowercase and also extension back to .cfg

3. delete all the .bak files and reboot

Is that the gist?

correct

Worked like a breeze. Thanks for the help.