Posted September 3, 20159 yr Hi all, I have a problem with a shared folder. It is named as Video Music covering 3 folders Video Music on 3 disks. All 3 disks have free space. Copying to all other shared folders is good but with the Video Music folder, that operation fails. Each time I copy from other computer (Windows 7, windows 10 and windows xp) to Video Music folder, it shows a notice : "Destination Folder Access Denied. You need permission to perform this action". I have run new permission but nothing changes. Can someone guide me how to solve this issue? I attach here the log file for sharing in case you need. Thank a lot in advance Tung smb-extra.conf share.cfg
September 3, 20159 yr Community Expert Smb security is public That sounds fine. Perhaps you should post your full diagnostics (Tools->Diagnostics) to see if anyone can spot a possible reason why this might be happening.
September 3, 20159 yr Author Yes. Attached is my full diagnostics. Please help. Thank a lot Tung tower-diagnostics-20150902-0728.zip
September 3, 20159 yr Community Expert Probably unrelated, but you got a parity check from an unclean shutdown. You must stop the array before rebooting or powerdown. Also, SNAP plugin is deprecated for Unassigned Devices.
September 4, 20159 yr Community Expert Saw this Sep 2 06:35:19 Tower emhttp: unclean shutdown detected Sep 2 06:35:19 Tower kernel: mdcmd (16): check CORRECT Sep 2 06:35:19 Tower kernel: md: recovery thread woken up ... but didn't notice this Sep 2 06:35:19 Tower kernel: md: recovery thread has nothing to resync You still must stop before reboot or shutdown
September 19, 20159 yr Community Expert Dear All, My problem remains. Anybody, please help. Thank Tung Did the diagnostics file you posted earlier cover a period where the problem was occurring? It seemed to only cover a short period from an initial boot. If it did not cover a period where you were experiencing the problem, perhaps you could post another one that does.
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