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Not all folders Listed in OSX 10.11

rvank
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Hi all,

 

I'm a bit confused.

Running unRaid version 6.1.8 and OSX version 10.11.3

 

When i connect to my movies folder in OSX using AFP i get 196 folders, connection to the same movies folder using SMD i get 229 folders.

When i connect to the console of my unRaid server and go to the movies folder and do a ls -l>movie list.txt the first line in the file is total 932

In the file i can see that all folders have the same rights "drwxrwxrwx" and "nobody / users"

I have checked some files that we accessible in osx and some files not listed in osx and they also had the same rights

 

Where do i start looking for a solution for this behaviour ?

 

Kind regards,

Rob.

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    I also use a Mac and I am running 10.11.2 and I often find that when I go to my downloads folder where SabNZB downloads my shows, I sometimes have to disconnect my connection to my UnRaid server and reconnect to refresh and see the most current downloads. I don't know if its an SMB thing with OSX only or what but its mildly annoying.

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