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im trying to move files via windows 10 in unraid from one share to another but it says in windows 10 i need root permission to move them ?

 

any ideas?

im trying to move files via windows 10 in unraid from one share to another but it says in windows 10 i need root permission to move them ?

 

any ideas?

 

Can you give me a bit more information? Which OS is giving you the error, and what is the exact error and code? What protocol are you using NFS or SMB? Do you have security setup in unRAID? Are you using a tool to move the files (e.g. Teracopy) or just Windows Explorer?

 

Perhaps even a screenshot? :)

You might need to run the new permissions script.

Sounds like some of your files have different permission settings that are causing problems with SMB shares.

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im using my windows 10 on same network to move files from \\server\blah blah to \\server blah blah i can move files from old nas to the server but local moves dont work , i original used mounted nas folder on network the console cp -r -v to move from old nas to local drive (unraid) 

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im using my windows 10 on same network to move files from \\server\blah blah to \\server blah blah i can move files from old nas to the server but local moves dont work , i original used mounted nas folder on network the console cp -r -v to move from old nas to local drive (unraid)

'if you used cp -r -v then you will need to run the New Permissions option afterwards as the chances were you were running the cp command as root and ended up changing the owner of the files.
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how do i do that to all files ??

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how do i do that to all files ??

Tools - New Permissions
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feel stupid was simple ! thank you so much !!!!!

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feel stupid was simple ! thank you so much !!!!!

It is also possible to do it from the command line and restrict it to a specific path. e.g.

newperms /mnt/disk1

.  If the parameter is omitted it works just like the Tools->New Permissions option and does all disks.

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