March 27, 201511 yr Running into an issue running Mac OS X 101.10.2 and unRAID 5.0.5 that seems to have popped up out of nowhere. When I try to move files over to the server through Finder, I get a popup stating, "Finder wants to make changes. Type your password to allow this." No combination of Username/password seems to work (unRAID or local computer). Restarts don't seem to impact this. To further complicate this, sometimes it is only specific folders, others it is all folders. There are no permission restrictions set on any of the folders. Any insight would be appreciated.
March 28, 201511 yr maybe try the new permissions script? I know the permissions seem OK, but OS X does not seem to play well 100% of the time.
March 28, 201511 yr Author Ran the Utils/New Permissions script successfully. Still getting the permissions error when trying to move files using the Finder.
March 28, 201511 yr If you were on Windows I would suggest deleting your unRAID credentials in Credential Manager, but I don't know how that translates to Mac.
March 30, 201511 yr Author Bump. I'd love to get this resolved. DVR's getting backed up since I can't transfer any files over.
March 30, 201511 yr I am pretty sure this is not a credentials issue, so don't bother trying any login combinations. Review the share access right settings, or log into your server shell and do a "ls -l" on the directory giving trouble.
April 1, 201511 yr I'm still running SL 10.6.8 with EyeTV on one Mac Mini and when I upgraded to UnRaid v5 I had months of that permissions issue. I would fix permissions and it would happen again later or the next day. It's now been running without issue for many months. I seem to remember that there was something about v5 wanting you to use a share with PW. That said I'm able to backup with SuperDuper by logging in as guest with another server just for backups. I did go into the keychain and made sure to delete any outdated PWs for that share and also repaired permissions on the Mac and did new permissions on UnRaid. But I believe the real fix was to export the share only as SMB.. It is slower but I'm recording OTA TV in real time. Even though I record up to 4 HD channels at a time the data rate is still low enough. However SuperDuper will not function properly in SMB so backups need AFP for that, different share and server though. I don't know if any of this helps.. but figured I share.
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