shcmd chmod / chown triggered and logged repetitively is syslog

[glave]

My syslog is getting filled with entries like:

 

Jan 5 14:01:01 arcade emhttp: shcmd (64291): chmod 0777 '/mnt/user/downloads'
Jan 5 14:01:01 arcade emhttp: shcmd (64292): chown 'htpc':'unraid users' '/mnt/user/downloads'

 

This seems to coincide with a cronjob that I have running, which does execute a chmod/chown, which looks like this:

 

chown -R nobody:users /mnt/user/downloads/.tmp
chmod -R 0755 /mnt/user/downloads/.tmp

 

What exactly would be triggering the chown / chmod from unraid? It's not even changing the directory that my cron script is changing.  Am I doing something in a poor manner that I should change, or could I at least mute that shcmd from appearing in syslog?

 

[Squid]

Every minute unRaid's share system looks for changes to root folders, and adjusts the permissions of the root folder as necessary..  Why it's doing a chown to htpc:unraid users I'm not sure as mine does it to nobody:users

[glave]

I understand the htpc:unraid users, as I have Active Directory enabled, and that's the AD initial owner/group.  What I can't understand is why that's getting logged to syslog.  My cron script isn't touching the permissions of the root of the share, it's hitting the .tmp subfolder of it.